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From: Vlad <marchenko@gmail.com>
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Robert,

is there a specific condition when that happens? I tried to simulate
heavy tcp traffic from number of sources but could not induct the
panic by such artificial traffic. It happened to me only in 'natural' 
way ;)

so maybe if you know exactly how to trigger it, and share that with
us, we could do some workaround on live production servers so it
doesn't happen, until it's fixed in the code?


> The good news and the bad news: after spending a day or two hacking up an
> IP stack simulator to simulate various nasty combinations of TCP packets,
> I've managed to reproduce the problem, and am able to get a core.  I'm
> currently working on tracking down the problem.

-- 
Vlad