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Diffstat (limited to 'dpibreak.1')
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@@ -64,20 +64,33 @@ ClientHello. Typical values are 0–1000; larger values may increase handshake latency. (default: 0) .TP .B \-\-fake -Enable fake ClientHello packet injection before sending each -packet fragmented. The injected fake packet’s TTL / Hop Limit is -overridden with -.B \-\-fake\-ttl. -All other TCP/IP header fields follow the original packet. -Packets are transmitted in an interleaved order: -(fake 1), (orig 1), (fake 2), (orig 2), ... +Enable +.B fake +ClientHello packet injection before sending each packet +fragmented. TCP/IP header fields follow the original packet unless you +override it using the +.B \-\-fake\-* +options described below. Packets are transmitted in an interleaved +order: (fake 1), (orig 1), (fake 2), (orig 2), ... .TP .B \-\-fake\-ttl \fIu8\fR -Override ttl (IPv4) / hop_limit (IPv6) of fake ClientHello packet. -Ignored unless +Override ttl (IPv4) / hop_limit (IPv6) of +.B fake +packet. Ignored unless .B \-\-fake is enabled. (default: 8) .TP +.B \-\-fake\-badsum +Corrupts the TCP checksum of +.B fake +packets. When enabled, +.B fake +packets cannot pass through most routers and will not behave as +expected. It can be useful if your router/firewall provides an option +to disable TCP checksum verification. Ignored unless +.B \-\-fake +is enabled. +.TP .B \-\-queue\-num \fIu16\fR .Linux only. NFQUEUE number to attach to. The same queue number is |