> 1) you're *not* using WinPcap - where "WinPcap" is defined not as > "anything compiled from the WinPcap source", but as "the libraries and > drivers compiled froom the WinPcap source *for Windows* - as WinPcap > doesn't run on Solaris or HP-UX or any of the other UN*Xes > that use DLPI > (Data Link Provider Interface) to attach to link-layer device drivers > (Windows uses NDIS, not DLPI)
Indeed you are correct. I hadn't noticed in the bug report that the host was Solaris 8. The same application code is cross-compiled with WinPcap on Windows and libpcap on various flavours of Unix. > If, in fact, 1) is the answer, you should ask about this on > [EMAIL PROTECTED] Please indicate exactly what operating > system, and what version of that operating system, you're > using. (If the > answer is "AIX", you should probably consider compiling > libpcap to use BPF > rather than DLPI.) Thanks for the pointer and I apologise for taking up your time. Thanks, Gordon ================================================================= This is the WinPcap users list. It is archived at http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/ To unsubscribe use mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED] =================================================================
