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It is my understanding from the OpenRoot project that jail currently does
not allow ICMP to work inside a jail? If this is so, this seriously
damages services that need Path MTU-D such as SMTP and HTTP. Surely this
is not the case? Can someone enlighten me on this.

Thanks

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