Thanks Guy,
I only need it for linux 2.2.4 and was trying to trace the code to
find where this was printed. So my idea was that one section of
the printing code is this hierarchy :
ether_if_print calls ether_encap_print
ether_encap_print calls ip_print
ip_print calls tcp_print.
so where is the call to sll_print. Is it also a similar hierarchy?
My problem would be solved if I could use the sll_pkttype
field for knowing the directionality of the packet. Can I access
that in the call hirarchy outlined above ?
thanks for your help
Faisal
In "print-sll.c"; only the fake header u sed for the "any" device on
Linux 2.2 and later kernels contains an incoming/outgoing indication
that tcpdump reports. (Some versions of PPP may supply that, but
tcpdump doesn't currently print that.)
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