[tcpdump-workers] Can't install an inbound/outbound filter in the Linux kernel ?

I've noticed that using either the inbound or outbound keyword in my capture expression results in a filter that cannot be installed in the kernel and gets processed in user mode instead. I believe the problem is that these filters generate BPF code that pcap-linux.c:fix_program() is unable to rewr

Re: [tcpdump-workers] Patch to fix libpcap build on recent FreeBSD

On Mar 1, 2010, at 11:42 AM, Wesley Shields wrote: > Recent changes to FreeBSD broke libpcap building[1]. I've got a patch > which fixes the build[2]. Is there any chance this can be committed? Checked in and pushed, with some changes (for example, "int s" should be inside, not outside, #ifdef

[tcpdump-workers] Patch to fix libpcap build on recent FreeBSD

Recent changes to FreeBSD broke libpcap building[1]. I've got a patch which fixes the build[2]. Is there any chance this can be committed? Technically speaking the patch is already contained in [1] but I broke it out to a separate piece to make things easier. [1]: http://svn.freebsd.org/viewvc/ba

[tcpdump-workers] tcpdump mirror

Hello, we updated our mirror server artfiles.org and so tcpdump is up-to-date. tcpdump: http://artfiles.org/tcpdump.org tcpdump: ftp://artfiles.org/tcpdump.org Please add our server to your mirror list. We will sync every day. Mit freundlichem Gruß Artfiles New Media GmbH And