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Linux +ipchains+ ping -R
From: atodosic () UBISOFT QC CA (Andrej Todosic)
Date: Thu, 22 Jul 1999 10:34:17 -0400
Hello , i am not quite sure if this has been discussed or if htere is a fix already but i d still like to mention it. linux firewall setup 2.2.5 or 2.2.10 and ipchains + Nat + advanced router if you are less than nine hops away from it ping -R and ( assuming the fw lets the packets go through ) you get a kernel panic . You cant go wrong . i tried it on more than one firewall and more than one kernel. PS if you are testing it do make sure you are not going through the fw for a connection ( which how i screwed myself up and left the ping -R in the background ) Andrej
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