Hi, @dmajor.
It looks like it isn't the python script that is causing the issue, but
a process named nfq-cpp. I wonder if there is another process running
there leading to this. Would you be able to share the nature of that
process?
I am asking because I can't reproduce with the python script. I have two
network namespaces communicating via veth through the root namespace
doing the routing, and I loaded the iptables rules on the "router", ran
the python script and things work just fine, no crashes when pinging the
other veth.
Are you able to reproduce with the scenario I described?
Thank you.
Cascardo.
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Status: Confirmed => Incomplete
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Kernel general protection fault when using NFQUEUE iptables target
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