Hi All

using net tools 1.52 and arp 1.85 from it (released about 4 days ago)

(I am wondering where to get the NET 4 tools (that program called ip and
other assorted things as I cant for the life of me find them anywhere)

on a 2.2.6 machine 
[22:02:12] 67 groki root ~>./arp -H ether -i eth0 -Ds sarzi eth0 pub
[22:02:31] 68 groki root ~>./arp
Address       HWtype HWaddress          Flags Mask  Iface
sjhmmj.marian ether  00:00:F8:10:77:D7  C           eth0
sarzi.marian  *      *                  MP          eth0

where as on a 2.0.36 machine (using net tools 1.45 and arp 1.83)
[22:04:46] 8 nserv root ~>arp -H ether -i eth0 -Ds sarzi eth0 pub
[22:04:55] 9 nserv root ~>arp
Address       HWtype HWaddress         Flags Mask Iface
sjhmmj.marian ether  00:40:05:59:BF:D2 C          eth0
sarzi.marian  ether  00:40:05:4C:5B:5A CMP        eth0

the proxy arp works fine

and yes I did try a command along the lines of 
./arp -H ether -i eth0 -s sarzi 00:00:F8:08:A7:34 pub

once again it worked on the 2.0.* machine and not on the 2.2.* machine

(dont worry about sjhmmj being different on the two machines as 
they are accesed over different physical networks from the two 
machines, I added the sarzi arp on the 2.0.36 machine as an example, it
isnt anywhere near the physical network sarzi is on and wont do much
more than sit there looking pretty)

anyway after looking through arp.c in net-tools I am pretty sure it is
the kernel getting this wrong.
It is abboying that debugging this will involve me rebooting a computer
often as I cant modularise it :( (doing insmod net3 or something would
be a damn interesting feature (probably not necessary but hey <g>))

So I would love it if someone can fix this or knows about it.

Thanks

        See You
            Steve

ps. I am only not on this list currently (only on linux-kernel) so
please cc replies to me.

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