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Subject: Re: pf randomly blocks specific packets?
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Hey,

>> Does removing "reassemble tcp" from your scrub rules fix anything?
> 
> Will try and let you know if it helps.

Looks like this doesn't help. I still get those blocks logged in pflog.
By the way, if I comment out "block log all" from pf.conf, the pf doesn't
block those packets any more. But I'd like to have "block log all" turned
on, of course.

Thanks,
Nejc