Don't define IEEE80211_VLAN_TAG_USED on Linux 3.1 and newer. Don't use
vlan_hwaccel_rx() if IEEE80211_VLAN_TAG_USED is not 1.
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Change IEEE80211_NODE_SAVEQ_DEQUEUE to a compound statement returning a
value, which may or may not be ignored by the caller.
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Use CONFIG_LOCALVERSION as an alternative to check that the
configuration settings have been included.
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The logic to prevent calling ieee80211_input() on inactive VAPs was
flawed. The first VAP was exempt from the check for no reason.
Rewrite to avoid having nested loops. Give the original skb to the
first VAP, not to the last one, as the first VAP is easier to find in a
loop. Process the first VAP after others.
Only collect the result from the first VAP. ieee80211_input() should
return the same value (frame type) for all VAPs except if we call it
incorrectly, e.g. on an inactive VAP.
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However, the netif_rx and vlan_hwaccel_receive_skb functions dispatch the SKB to the higher networking levels, out of our domain.
Therefore, handle node references as appropriate.
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* Convert last SKB_CB()->ni to SKB_NI
* Lots of comments
* Refactor various pieces of code for consistency, readability, and removal of goto
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process discarded frames in ath_recv_mgmt(). this reduces the number of times
we attempt to merge IBSS to invalid beacons.
this patch is based on the work of Derek Smithies
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* Formatting
* Add a function to remove SKB from ath_buf.
* Call aforementioned function early if we are accepting a frame, so that there's not chance the data can get stomped on by DMA. We should probably do this for ignored frames as well, but I got fed up trying to sort out the stack of goto.
* Remove some KASSERT for skb users, as the SKB are always copied.
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ieee80211_input can receive cloned skb from the bridge layer, and thus makes copies to modify and use. The original was being freed immediately upon copying. The problem is that when you issue ANY response other than NETDEV_TX_OK the skb is returned to the kernel queue. So, basically there were wild pointers to skb in the skb queue, and these skb were being re-used by other applications and drivers - resulting in crashes all over the place.
With this new logic, we keep the original around until we know whether or not we will requeue it NETDEV_TX_BUSY or consume it NETDEV_TX_OK and we correctly free the skb only when appropriate.
We also get rid of the net80211_input_all function which was doing a bunch of unnecessary (and broken) copies and noe updates.
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This changeset adds a node statistic. If this is not liked, I encourage it to be fixed; I might learn something.
Thanks nbd.
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copy of the bss node is used to send a message
we need to make sure all code paths release
it when done. This bug combined with repeated
auth failures would cause node references to
grow with every failure. Then, if you were
taking down the interface and bringing it back
up you would leak one page (4kb) every time the
the node table was flushed on transition to UP.
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* Lots of coding style and formatting, tedious and annoying
* Quite a few bad merges as far as I can tell; at least one of which was serious - reintroduced a leak
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The symptom would be fragments of 802.11 header showing up in the ethernet header because of skb header offsets being corrupted by MadWifi devices on lower ports which then get forwarded as-is to wired ports.
Sorry for the lame explanation, but the short end of the story is that you have to copy the skb before you modify it if you are going to play nice with bridging.
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I've fixed the logic so that multicast is dropped, with an error when disabled. I don't think this is a valid configuration. Also, we don't skip the filtering logic so that our own multicast traffic doesn't come back to us (looking like a bridging loop).
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Pavel Roskin