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--- Begin Message ---Hi!!! I have been using your source code for testing netfilter user space. Now, I am writting an application to intercept packects with a certain port, send them to my application, and then modify them and reinject another time. I have a big problem, that I cannot solve. Maybe you can help me!!. When I intercept the packet I allocate memory to have the new modified packet and later I reinject this new packet that it is stored in a different memory position that the original one. I can see that this packet reachs the destination, but now the problems starts, the application then start to receive copies from the original one, I do not how, but in the queue several copies were created. If the modification that I do to the packet does not implies to change the length and therefore not to change the memry address, the application works fine. So I think that the problem lies in the fact that I need to move the packet to another memory address, so how can I solve that? If you have any idea about this strange working I will be very grateful to you. Thanks in advance. Best regards. Antonio.--- End Message ---
