R. Christian McDonald
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ip6_forward() has run the outbound hooks with pfil_mbuf_fwd() sinceb52b61c0b6, and ip_tryforward() since1f4c3887e3, but ip6_tryforward() still calls pfil_mbuf_out(). pf therefore handles a packet on the IPv6 fast path as locally generated: it skips the packet-too-big error it sends with the untranslated addresses, and pf_refragment6() sends reassembled packets out through ip6_output() instead of ip6_forward(), so their fragments leave with the hop limit not decremented. Use pfil_mbuf_fwd() in ip6_tryforward() as well. The new fragmentation_pass:v6_refrag_hlim test sends a packet that pf reassembles and refragments through the fast path, and checks that its fragments leave with the hop limit decremented once; before this change they leave with it unchanged. Reviewed by: kp Fixes:b52b61c0("pf: distinguish forwarding and output cases for ...") MFC after: 1 week Sponsored by: Rubicon Communications, LLC ("Netgate") Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D61033
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