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Hi!
I'm writing a module where I need to build and send a packet by hand.
For this I properly (at least I hope so) fill a sk_buff structure and
send it using NF_HOOK (seem to work fine, NF_HOOK returns 0). Sending
one packet goes fine, sending several leads to kernel crashes. I think I
don't handle correctly the release of the memory, but how should I do? I
have no destructor function in my sk_buff, do I have to have one? (here,
my attempts also lead to kernel crashes).
Bye,
Emmanuel
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