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Hello,

I have a problem running p3scan on my FreeBSD 5.2.1 BOX.
I think you have done the patches for a box running ipfw
but i=B4m using the OpenBSD pf as a kernel module.

The problem:


May 15 19:09:30 router p3scan[694]: Connection from 192.168.1.100:3790=20
May 15 19:09:30 router p3scan[694]: Real-server adress is 127.0.0.1:8110 =

May 15 19:09:30 router p3scan[694]: Oops, that would loop! <--
May 15 19:09:30 router kernel: pid 694 (p3scan), uid 1002: exited on =
signal
11
May 15 19:09:30 router p3scan[694]: Session done (Critial abort). Mails: =
0
Bytes: 0=20
May 15 19:09:30 router p3scan[590]: Attention: child with pid 694 died =
with
abnormal termsignal (11)! This is probably a bug. Please report to the
author. numprocs is now 1=20


After my pf does some nat the "real-server-adress" would not be corectly
fetched from
the kernel. T think because of the pf is only a kernel module.

I have watch out the patch-p3scan.c but i=B4m not good in programming c.

Any ideas?

Thanks a lot and sorry because of the bad english

Tom