I've recently made some modifications to tcpdump so it can digest the RX packets that AFS uses to communicate. (In case you're not familiar with tcpdump, it's a rather nifty packet-sniffing tool developed by Van Jacobson and others at LBL). So, I think this work is pretty cool, and I want to send it back to the tcpdump authors so it can be incorporated into the next version of tcpdump. My question is: Am I allowed to? I used our AFS sources to write this code, but there's no AFS source code in this stuff. It doesn't even use any AFS header files (it does include the definition of the rx_header struct). I'm wondering if it's possible for me to redistribute this stuff, and if so, should I put any copyright notices on this code? --Ken
