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Subject: ipfw fwd with a bridge freebsd box
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I have seen many posts from Kelly and Luigi about a patch to make fwd 
packets work on bridged freebsd boxes.  But, nothing since 2003/2004 and 
4.x.  Is there any patch for 5.3?

Thanks.