Hi,
> I'm trying to write a filter for a small pcap application. I need to
> match by the tcp sequence number, as I'm only interested in packets
> with sequence number 1. I know I can match by octet, using e.g.
> tcp[13] == ???, but the sequence field is 4 octets (32-bit). How can
> I match aga
ions (-d, -dd, -ddd) that return compiled BPF code,
in different "output flavors" (human-readable, C-like, and pure decimal,
respectively).
HTH,
Jan
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Hi,
> I've checked into the main and x.9 branches a change to do that (with a
> Boolean flag).
>
> Could you send us (or me) the source to the test program you wrote, if
> it's licensed under a BSD-compatible license (or public domain)? I'd
> like to have a BPF code-generation test program in
;ve stripped off the link level header -
is this intentional?
Maybe I've overlooked something obvious, but our attempts seemed
pretty straightforward to us...
Thank you for your time, best regards,
Jan Nordholz
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