Subject: tcpdump 2.2.1 uploaded to sunsite
From: [email-masked] (Whistler)
Date: Sat, 16 Apr 1994 20:37:52 GMT
Newsgroups: comp.os.linux.announce

Subject says it all folks. :)
The best feature of this newest port is new SLIP support!

Here is the README followed by the lsm entry:

	This is a port of the berkeley networking tool 'tcpdump'
The binaries were compiled with Linux 1.0, gcc 2.5.8, and are linked
with shared libraries libc.so.4.5.21 with ld.so.
The source should automatically compile on Sun/OS and Linux, and
*should* compile on ULTRIX too.
This port requires Linux 0.99 pl14 or newer to run.

Version 2.2.1 Notes:

	o Thanks to Mark Rosenstein, Linux tcpdump now works with SLIP.
	o I haven't had PPP to play with, so PPP support doesn't work.
	o I got a segmentation violation using the -p flag for a while,
	  but it seems to have gone away. ??

	Thanks to Mr. Phud and his unknown friend for the low-level
network access code for Linux!

Oh.. I've added a -D option for those who need it.

	This code is unsupported and not guaranteed. :)

Enjoy!

	-Sam Lantinga	4/16/94

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Title        =	tcpdump
Version      =	2.2.1
Desc1        =	A network traffic filter for ethernet systems running Sun/OS,
Desc2        =	ULTRIX, and Linux pl14+
Desc3        =
Author       =	Steve McCann
AuthorEmail  =	[email-masked]
Maintainer   =	None
MaintEmail   =	N/A
Site1        =	sunsite.unc.edu
Required1    =	The Linux port of this package requires a kernel of patchlevel
Required2    =	14 or greater.  BSD systems require the Berkeley Packet Filter.
Required3    =
Required4    =
CopyPolicy1  =
CopyPolicy2  =
Keywords     =	ethernet tcpdump
Comment1     =
Entered      =	16APR94
EnteredBy    =	Sam Lantinga
CheckedEmail =	[email-masked]
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