Hi,
Thank you very much. I really appreciate the quick response. I spent
last couple of days hitting my head because my captured packets never
matched with ether_print() function. I should have looked into
sll_if_print() function.
I got confused because when I tried dumping with tcpdump, I used '
On Dec 23, 2011, at 9:02 PM, ri...@happyleptic.org wrote:
> The "any" device is not an ethernet device, but a virtual thing
> that will bring you (at least on Linux) a "Linux Cooked" header
> instead of an ethernet header.
The "any" device currently only exists on Linux, so there's nothing other
> I captured packets using linux's 'any' interface. At the time of
> capturing, only 'lo' was active. I used 'nc' to generate packets on
> 'lo'.
The "any" device is not an ethernet device, but a virtual thing
that will bring you (at least on Linux) a "Linux Cooked" header
instead of an ethernet he
Hi,
I am trying to learn about packets using libpcap, and I already wrote a
program to dump packets using libpcap to stdout. This is one of the
packet which my program dumped,
[cl:76 l:76 t:20111224100136.841069] 0011 0100
0110 000
