On Mar 19, 2009, at 4:01 AM, Romain Francoise wrote:
Subject: [PATCH] Change USB device prefix to 'usbmon'
Ethernet USB devices (supported by the usbnet driver in Linux) are
by default named 'usbX', which is also what libpcap uses for its
usbmon pseudo-interfaces. To avoid this namespace conf
Cool. I appreciate the comments, and agree to pretty much most of them.
What's next? Realistically speaking, should I hold my breath for those
changes? (Should I implement them and submit a patch?)
One comment: while strictly speaking what you write below about the
changes having to be done even
В Чтв, 19/03/2009 в 12:53 +0300, Peter Volkov пишет:
> [1] http://news.gmane.org/gmane.network.tcpdump.devel
Of course that's wrong link. Correct is:
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.network.tcpdump.devel/3474
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[I sent the following yesterday but it didn't reach the list so I'm
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Hi,
There's an unfortunate namespace conflict between the usbnet driver
in Linux and libpcap's usbmon pseudo-interfaces: both use usbX
names, which leads to surprising results when trying
On Mar 19, 2009, at 2:39 AM, Shaked, Nitzan wrote:
2) I believe the current code doesn't have the notion of "non-
blocking",
which it doesn't have the notion of "I read only part of what was
request, maybe half a packet, or half a header",
...and it would even need that if you got rid of buf
Hi. There was quite a number of bugs fixed both in libpcap and tcpdump
since last release. There was even announcement that new 4.0.1 and 1.0.1
will be released very shortly [1] but as I see no release happened since
that time. So my question is should we wait for next release (when does
it happen?
Hello again
Thanks for the reply. With your permission, I'd like to keep this up a
little bit (I am actually quoting not in the original order, to cover
the "easy" part first):
> If that means that you can't tell the difference between "end of file
> on the pipe", "no more packets available righ