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USR1 Output and BPF traffic
From: Dennis Neil <djneil () umich edu>
Date: Mon, 17 Dec 2012 12:05:51 -0500
Hello, I was wondering if when filtering traffic using the -F <bpf-file> switch how this affects stats dumped through the kill -USR1 command. Is the total number of received and analyzed packets listed the number before the BPF is applied or after? I'm running a filter to capture "non-internal" sources and find the total number of packets received and analyzed to be high if it is post BPF. I notice a "filtered" category but this consistently registers zero. If it does not record the numbers after applying the BPF does anyone know of a way to report on the number of packets received and analyzed by an applied BPF? Thanks! Dennis
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