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Subject: OT: [Speak-freely-devel] patches: fixes and nat improvements to sf
 7.6a (fwd)
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Hi!

   This announce has been posted to speakfreely-devel list and at least 
that  reflect-nat-patch is excellent.




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arimo

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Subject: [Speak-freely-devel] patches: fixes and nat improvements to sf 7.6a
From: Ivan Popov <pin@konvalo.org>
To: speak-freely-devel@lists.sourceforge.net

Hello,

attaching fixes for some small bugs and improvements of NAT support.

Now NAT is working, even on OSS, though not with half-duplex
hardware (due to the method of implementing half-duplex, which possibly should
be the other way around).

sfreflect can support parties talking from behind NAT, run with -nat option.
Of course, all parties have to run sfspeaker with -nat<host> argument.

Another patch is to let sfspeaker to always decrypt packets given
a decryption key, to distinguish between authentic and non-authentic
packets.
Ideally we should drop packets which decrypt to garbage, if somebody adds
a check for that.

Enjoy!
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Ivan