Apparant icmp echo bug in rc.42

[Peter Van Epp]

	It looks like there is still a dual interface problem with .rc.42:

argus -r ping.eth0.tcp -r ping.eth1.tcp -w ping.argus

(where eth0 and eth1 are the two halves of a fdx connection off my regen 
tap)

vanepp at hcids:~> ra -r ping.argus -n
   14:41:25.161787            icmp     142.58.190.120           ->     207.23.240.145               1        0           82            0   ECO
   14:41:55.191196            icmp     142.58.190.120           ->     207.23.240.145               1        0           82            0   ECO
...
   16:02:55.270053            icmp     142.58.190.120           ->     207.23.240.145               1        0           82            0   ECO
   16:03:25.289628            icmp     142.58.190.120          <->     207.23.240.145               1        1           82           82   ECO
   14:41:25.169500            icmp     207.23.240.145           ->     142.58.190.120               1        0           82            0   ROB
   14:41:55.189233            icmp     207.23.240.145           ->     142.58.190.120               1        0           82            0   NDA
   14:42:25.218523            icmp     207.23.240.145           ->     142.58.190.120               1        0           82            0   UNK

	It appears to be starting again on the second file and not associating
with the fdx flows. The live argus with two interfaces does much the same thing:

argus -dJR -P 560 -i eth0 -i eth1 -U 512 -m

/usr/local/bin/ra3 -S xxx.xx.xxx.xxx:560 -n -w /var/log/argus/com_argus &

ra3 -r com_argus -n host 142.58.190.120   16:22:25.318508            icmp     207.23.240.145          <->     142.58.190.120               1        1           82           82   UNK
   16:22:55.278030            icmp     207.23.240.145          <->     142.58.190.120               1        1           82           82   UNK
   16:23:25.307382            icmp     207.23.240.145          <->     142.58.190.120               1        1           82           82   UNK

Peter Van Epp / Operations and Technical Support 
Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, B.C. Canada