This looks a little confused to me. The problematic packets
are going to perfectly valid addresses, but they are coming
from an address that is recorded in the socket, but which is
no longer yours. The reject packets have the destination
address taken from the source address of the problem packets.
But the whole point is that that source address was wrong, so
the reject packets go the wrong place.
Believe me, I've tried it. This is why firewall rules are
insufficient and either RST-provoking or Andi's new kleen
solution is needed.
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