Paul Evans

I'm certainly willing to have a go, if there's a chance it'll actually get accepted and go somewhere useful yes.

@infrastation So how do I do this - do I copy/edit the actual `.html` file, headers and all?

OK; first attempt at: https://github.com/leonerd/tcpdump-htdocs/blob/master/linktypes/LINKTYPE_LINUX_SLL2.html If you think that looks passable I'll send a pull req.

Also, I've subscribed to the tcpdump-workers mailing list and tried sending a few posts, but none of them seem ever to get through. I wonder if I'm being blackholed there...

@mcr, @infrastation It's not Yahoo, it's my own mail server at home. leonerd at leonerd dot org dot uk I do have an IPv6 address, not sure if that's the...

@mcr - any luck yet? I wrote that mail about a week ago, haven't heard anything back yet. A possibility that my debug mail too got lost? If so, find...

@mcr - ping?

I believe the SLL2 format is defined in documentation now, yes. (edit) in fact yes, it's right here https://github.com/the-tcpdump-group/tcpdump-htdocs/blob/master/linktypes/LINKTYPE_LINUX_SLL2.html

Do all of my suggested filtering types work? -f "ifname eth0" -f "ifindex 2" -f "inbound" or "outbound" The aliases for more complex filters -f "tcp local port 22" =>...

@raellic: > As a start, I'm looking at identifying in the output which interface the packets came in on when capturing on a bridged connection. I'm new to this project;...