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From: Marc Slemko <marcs@znep.com>
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Subject: ipfw logs ports for fragments
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Feb  4 16:08:27 zaius /kernel: ipfw: 320 Deny UDP 199.170.121.15:14592 198.161.84.2:2 in via de0 Fragment = 29

Trust me, those port numbers are not right.  ipfw should not log the
port number if a packet is a fragment.