Re: dropping packets of --ctstate INVALID stopped working with 2.6.39.1?

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Hello,

Sam Roberts a écrit :
> I thought only a SYN packet should create a new connection, but PSH
> packets seem to do it, too, now.
[...]
> Our assumption was that if we deleted the connection, that any further
> TCP packets for that flow would have a ctstate of INVALID

This behaviour is controlled by the net.netfilter.nf_conntrack_tcp_loose
sysctl. Quoting Jozsef Kadlecsik :

>> With tcp_loose enabled (default) conntrack accepts non-SYN packets as 
>>"NEW" ones, i.e. attempts to pick up connections from the middle.

> This worked with 2.6.38, but doesn't work with 2.6.39.1.

Does the above sysctl have the same value on both kernels ?
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