01.10.2013, 06:11, Michael Richardson m...@sandelman.ca:
from
https://github.com/the-tcpdump-group/tcpdump/issues/333
details an issue where differences in arch and compiler result in different
extractions of floating point objects in LMP packets. Guy discovers it has
something to do with
Hi,
I wonder if libpcap can somehow affect speed of processing packets by TCP/IP
stack?
I noticed that such behavior can happen in particular Linux environments with
high traffic load - without capturing all is Ok, with capturing (especially on
any interface) it seems that packets stuck in
Please take this discussion to the tcpdump-workers list.
shohamp writes:
This commit by @yuguy explains this issue very well. yacc parsers the
bpf from left to right without saving the state, and doesn't provide a
tree of some kind, which would allow an easy solution. @yuguy says