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Date:	Sat, 9 Oct 2010 18:10:01 -0700
From:	Chung-Yih Wang (王崇懿) 
	<cywang@...gle.com>
To:	David Miller <davem@...emloft.net>
Cc:	netdev@...r.kernel.org, linux-kernel@...r.kernel.org,
	timo.teras@....fi
Subject: Re: [PATCH] net: Fix sk_dst_check() to reset the obsolete dst_entry
 of a socket.

After I gave it a try, that patch worked. Please ignore my patch then. Thanks!

On Thu, Oct 7, 2010 at 12:37 PM, Chung-Yih Wang (王崇懿) <cywang@...gle.com> wrote:
> As I am testing the l2tp/ipsec client(it is working fine on 2.6.32 but
> failed on 2.6.35 with the same client). Please see the following log
> dump for sk_dst_check().
>
> <2>[  201.390289] ==== sk_dst_check sk=C7485800 dst=C717AC60
> obsolete=FFFFFFFF cookie=0 check=C0296510
> <2>[  211.247467] ==== sk_dst_check sk=C7485000 dst=C717AC60
> obsolete=FFFFFFFF cookie=0 check=C0296510
>
> [Basically, the ipsec tunnel is built and then free the dst_entry for
> this l2tp socket. Therefore, the obsolete entry should be reset in
> sk_dst_check(). However, the kernel 2.6.35 will do nothing here since
> the ipv4_dst_check still return the obsolete entry even if it is
> obsolete(dst->obsolete=2)]
>
> <2>[  216.571350] ==== sk_dst_check sk=C7485400 dst=C6F670E0
> obsolete=00000002 cookie=0 check=C0296510
> <6>[  218.069396] alg: No test for authenc(hmac(sha1),cbc(des3_ede))
> (authenc(hmac(sha1-generic),cbc(des3_ede-generic)))
> <6>[  218.164764] batt:  96%, 4114 mV, 0 mA (-6 avg), 27.2 C, 1305 mAh
> <2>[  218.575561] ==== sk_dst_check sk=C7485400 dst=C6F670E0
> obsolete=00000002 cookie=0 check=C0296510
> <2>[  220.580535] ==== sk_dst_check sk=C7485400 dst=C6F670E0
> obsolete=00000002 cookie=0 check=C0296510
> <2>[  222.585754] ==== sk_dst_check sk=C7485400 dst=C6F670E0
> obsolete=00000002 cookie=0 check=C0296510
> <2>[  224.591522] ==== sk_dst_check sk=C7485400 dst=C6F670E0
> obsolete=00000002 cookie=0 check=C0296510
> <2>[  226.599212] ==== sk_dst_check sk=C7485400 dst=C6F670E0
> obsolete=00000002 cookie=0 check=C0296510
> <2>[  228.602600] ==== sk_dst_check sk=C7485400 dst=C6F670E0
> obsolete=00000002 cookie=0 check=C0296510
> <2>[  230.608062] ==== sk_dst_check sk=C7485400 dst=C6F670E0
> obsolete=00000002 cookie=0 check=C0296510
> <2>[  232.613464] ==== sk_dst_check sk=C7485400 dst=C6F670E0
> obsolete=00000002 cookie=0 check=C0296510
> <2>[  234.618896] ==== sk_dst_check sk=C7485400 dst=C6F670E0
> obsolete=00000002 cookie=0 check=C0296510
> <2>[  236.623504] ==== sk_dst_check sk=C7485400 dst=C6F670E0
> obsolete=00000002 cookie=0 check=C0296510
> <2>[  238.628936] ==== sk_dst_check sk=C7485400 dst=C6F670E0
> obsolete=00000002 cookie=0 check=C0296510
> <2>[  240.634338] ==== sk_dst_check sk=C7485400 dst=C6F670E0
> obsolete=00000002 cookie=0 check=C0296510
> <2>[  242.639709] ==== sk_dst_check sk=C7485400 dst=C6F670E0
> obsolete=00000002 cookie=0 check=C0296510
> <2>[  244.645111] ==== sk_dst_check sk=C7485400 dst=C6F670E0
> obsolete=00000002 cookie=0 check=C0296510
> <2>[  246.648864] ==== sk_dst_check sk=C7485400 dst=C6F670E0
> obsolete=00000002 cookie=0 check=C0296510
> <2>[  248.654693] ==== sk_dst_check sk=C7485400 dst=C6F670E0
> obsolete=00000002 cookie=0 check=C0296510
> <2>[  250.660125] ==== sk_dst_check sk=C7485400 dst=C6F670E0
> obsolete=00000002 cookie=0 check=C0296510
> <2>[  252.665527] ==== sk_dst_check sk=C7485400 dst=C6F670E0
> obsolete=00000002 cookie=0 check=C0296510
>
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