On Jan 10, 2010, at 11:59 AM, Michael Richardson wrote:
> With -v, the ip printer now starts a new line before the protocol.
> I am wondering if this was a wise change to have made Comments?
To quote the man page for the 4.0.0-based tcpdump on OS X Snow Leopard:
-g Do not inse
On Jan 10, 2010, at 12:06 PM, Michael Richardson wrote:
> I was supposed to setup a master/manager program (it was in python, I
> think), that will farm out builds for various platforms to a volunteer
> pool. I've forgotten the name of this system, but it was the same one
> that wireshark uses.
I was supposed to setup a master/manager program (it was in python, I
think), that will farm out builds for various platforms to a volunteer
pool. I've forgotten the name of this system, but it was the same one
that wireshark uses...
--
] He who is tired of Weird Al is tired of life!
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Jamal sent me a printer for IETF FORCES packets (over SCTP), which I
committed this afternoon, along with two test inputs. I added a second
test case for the longer input packet with one -v.
You can see the output at:
http://github.com/mcr/tcpdum
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Darren, I fixed the tcpdump.c to properly supply the ndo argument.
I'm sorry to inflict this API change on you --- I didn't think the
top-level stuff through properly before, but I really wanted to progress
on making things more self-contained.
The
