IPSEC problems with GRE.

Julian Blake Kongslie (jblake@omgwallhack.org)
16 Jun 2003 00:01:11 -0700


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Hi there.

I've been playing around with IPSec, and I came across a problem with
encrypting data sent directly by the kernel.

Specifically, attempts to encrypt a GRE or IPIP tunnel with ipsec in
transport mode result in one of:
1) No data sent.
2) Data sent, ignored by peer.
3) Kernel panic, with no SysRq.

Numbers 1 and 2 might be configuration problems on my part, but I have
other ipsec setups running fine, and can't see anything different for
these. Number 3 is a big problem.

This is on 2.5.70. No third-party modules or other tainting. I can
provide .configs on request.

I don't have the panic copied down, but I can reproduce it and get a
copy if required.

I know I could certainly accomplish what I want with ipsec tunnel mode,
but I'm just playing around, and it's a kernel bug in any case.

Thanks.

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Julian Blake Kongslie <jblake@omgwallhack.org>

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