Disallow a new sub-interface for an existing vlan

Do not do a 'preset' on mirror packets

When sub-interfaces with the same vlan id are added again with a
different vif index, we overwrite the existing entry in the vlan
table with the new vif. On deletion of the old vif, we check whether
the pointer in the vlan table match or not. If it does not match,
we do not remove the napi setup, but go ahead and free the napi
structure. This could potentially result in memory corruption.

To avoid such scenarios, return an error if a vif already exists
for a particular vlan

When a packet comes from vhost, we typically accept the layer 2
header that is supplied by the host and hence a 'preset' is done
to reset the packet to what it was before it entered vRouter.
Unfortunately, this was also done for packets those mirrored such
packets, leading to offset issues since we do end up adding a lot
more headers than what the original packets contain. This leads to
wrong length calculation and hence searching for more skbs than
that is originally present and a crash.

Change-Id: Ifbff5d2f5aaded7f626f82aea963973bd04f6251
Closes-BUG: #1543534, #1544832

dp-core/vr_interface.c

@@ -955,7 +955,8 @@ eth_set_rewrite(struct vr_interface *vif, struct vr_packet *pkt,
     if (!len)
         return pkt_data(pkt);
 
-    if (pkt->vp_if->vif_type == VIF_TYPE_HOST) {
+    if ((pkt->vp_if->vif_type == VIF_TYPE_HOST) &&
+            !(pkt->vp_flags & VP_FLAG_FROM_DP)) {
         vr_preset(pkt);
         return pkt_data(pkt);
     }
@@ -1158,6 +1159,10 @@ eth_drv_add_sub_interface(struct vr_interface *pvif, struct vr_interface *vif)
              * time of the interface
              */
         }
+
+        if (pvif->vif_sub_interfaces[vif->vif_vlan_id])
+            return -EEXIST;
+
         pvif->vif_sub_interfaces[vif->vif_vlan_id] = vif;
     }