Re: ICMP ttl-exceeded packets not sourced correctly

[parker]

Then check for that, and fall back to route lookup if it's receive-only. BSD
already does this, and so does all other router manufacturers, but it's broken
under Linux. I think David Schwartz is completely missing the point of having
multiple providers, hence the reason for the source address to be different.

parker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>
> ICMP ttl-exceeded code's response should not be originated from the interface
> holding the route, but should be origianted from the interface that got hit
> with the traceroute.

What if the interface is a receive-only interface?
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