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Subject: Re: fragments processing
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The value of "time_second" is a number of seconds since 1970, if I 
understand correctly. It means that then condition "if (frag->fr_timeout 
 > expire)" in pf_purge_expired_fragments() should always evaluated to 
"true" and hence there is no expiring happens.

The problem exists since 10.2.