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When there is fragmentation involved, sk_buffs are queued. When translation is successful, Jool asks the kernel to drop the packet. Because the kernel doesn't know the sk_buffs are queued, it only frees the first one.
By testing the checksums again, I realized that there's no reason to not update inner packet checksums anymore, and wireshark would judge Jool's packets better if we do.
Therefore, I'm going to refactor Translate a bit again. Checkpoint.
Version 3.2.1 is 3.2.0 with issues #57, #106, #108 and #109 fixed.
Issue #107 has been marked as duplicate and postponed to 3.3.0.
rting with '#' will be ignored, and an empty message aborts
We have a memory leak in the core module.
When there is fragmentation involved, sk_buffs are queued. When translation is successful, Jool asks the kernel to drop the packet. Because the kernel doesn't know the sk_buffs are queued, it only frees the first one.
This is that one bug that only applies to 3.2.0. It does not apply to the 3.1 series.
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