>>>>> "Scott" == Scott Gifford <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Scott> I'm not sure if this is the best place to post this, but I couldn't
Scott> find a mailing list specifically for libpcap, and this seemed like the
Scott> next best thing. If there's someplace better, let me know, and I'll
Scott> post this kind of stuff there next time.
Scott> Doing some work on Michael Toren's tcptraceroute (see
Scott> http://michael.toren.net/code/tcptraceroute/
Scott> ), I was surprised to find that there wasn't any code in libpcap to
Scott> get a list of all interfaces on the system. To get this list, I ended
Scott> up basically copying a good chunk of inet.c, which introduced lots of
Scott> complexity and system dependencies into an otherwise straightforward
Scott> and portable program. I thought it would be nice if libpcap provided
Scott> an interface to it's knowledge of system interfaces, so I threw
Scott> something together.
Scott> This patch provides a simple function, pcap_findalldevs(), which
Scott> returns a NULL-terminated array of pointers to simple interface
Any objections to committing this?
I do not think that this has occured.
Should we 0.6.3 first?
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