Automatic report from sources (tcpdump libpcap htdocs) between 25.01.2004 - 26.01.2004 GMT

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CVS log entries from 25.01.2004 (Sun) 10:05:44 - 26.01.2004 (Mon) 10:05:37 GMT
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Summary by authors
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Author: guy
        File: libpcap/pcap.3; Revisions: 1.57, 1.51.2.6
        File: tcpdump/tcpdump.1; Revisions: 1.160, 1.148.2.5
        File: tcpdump/CREDITS; Revisions: 1.92, 1.87.2.4
        File: tcpdump/configure; Revisions: 1.119
        File: tcpdump/tcpdump.c; Revisions: 1.229, 1.228, 1.216.2.9, 1.216.2.8
        File: tcpdump/config.h.in; Revisions: 1.54

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Combined list of identical log entries
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Description:
Update the date.
Modified files:
        File: tcpdump/tcpdump.1; Revision: 1.148.2.5;
        Date: 2004/01/26 02:13:52; Author: guy; Lines: (+2 -2)
        File: libpcap/pcap.3; Revision: 1.57;
        Date: 2004/01/26 02:11:06; Author: guy; Lines: (+2 -2)
        File: libpcap/pcap.3; Revision: 1.51.2.6;
        Date: 2004/01/26 02:12:34; Author: guy; Lines: (+2 -2)
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Description:
> From Chris Cogdon <chris () cogdon org>:

        Fix a segfault with the -C option when the number of files grows
        to 1000.  Limit has been increased to 1,000,000, and the code
        will check for exceeding this.

        Also, add a -W option which will limit the number of files
        created before 'wrapping around' and writing to the first file
        again, creating a 'loop tape'.  Very useful if you want to have
        this running permanently to capture traffic up to a irregular
        event.

        Change the way that output files with -C are numbered.  -C alone
        goes <none>, 1, 2, 3....  -C with -W will number 0, 1, 2 ...  or
        00, 01, 02 ...  etc, depending on the value of -W.  I.e., it
        sorts properly.  (Old behaviour was to go <none>, 2, 3...)

Close the current capture file before trying to allocate the buffer for
the new file's name, so that if that allocation fails we've at least
written out all of the previous file.

Make some variables for command-line arguments, and some functions not
used outside tcpdump.c, static.
Modified files:
        File: tcpdump/CREDITS; Revision: 1.92;
        Date: 2004/01/26 02:05:17; Author: guy; Lines: (+1 -0)
        File: tcpdump/tcpdump.1; Revision: 1.160;
        Date: 2004/01/26 02:05:18; Author: guy; Lines: (+17 -3)
        File: tcpdump/tcpdump.c; Revision: 1.228;
        Date: 2004/01/26 02:05:18; Author: guy; Lines: (+75 -44)
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Description:
Regenerate.
Modified files:
        File: tcpdump/config.h.in; Revision: 1.54;
        Date: 2004/01/26 00:51:31; Author: guy; Lines: (+3 -0)
        File: tcpdump/configure; Revision: 1.119;
        Date: 2004/01/26 00:52:08; Author: guy; Lines: (+22 -1)
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Description:
Adapted from a more extensive change from Chris Cogdon
<chris () cogdon org>: check whether the file number for "-C" is too large
to fit in the buffer we allocated for the file name.

Close the current capture file before trying to allocate the buffer for
the new file's name, so that if that allocation fails we've at least
written out all of the previous file.
Modified files:
        File: tcpdump/CREDITS; Revision: 1.87.2.4;
        Date: 2004/01/26 01:42:17; Author: guy; Lines: (+1 -0)
        File: tcpdump/tcpdump.c; Revision: 1.216.2.8;
        Date: 2004/01/26 01:42:18; Author: guy; Lines: (+7 -2)
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Log entries
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Description:
Fix the usage message (add entry for "-W", and word-wrap at 80
characters).
Modified files:
        File: tcpdump/tcpdump.c; Revision: 1.229;
        Date: 2004/01/26 02:09:23; Author: guy; Lines:  (+4 -2)
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Description:
Check whether we have too many output files *before* allocating the
buffer for the new output file name.
Modified files:
        File: tcpdump/tcpdump.c; Revision: 1.216.2.9;
        Date: 2004/01/26 01:59:45; Author: guy; Lines:  (+3 -3)
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Summary of modified files
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File: libpcap/pcap.3
Revisions: 1.57, 1.51.2.6
Authors: guy (+2 -2), guy (+2 -2)
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File: tcpdump/CREDITS
Revisions: 1.92, 1.87.2.4
Authors: guy (+1 -0), guy (+1 -0)
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File: tcpdump/config.h.in
Revisions: 1.54
Authors: guy (+3 -0)
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File: tcpdump/configure
Revisions: 1.119
Authors: guy (+22 -1)
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File: tcpdump/tcpdump.1
Revisions: 1.160, 1.148.2.5
Authors: guy (+17 -3), guy (+2 -2)
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File: tcpdump/tcpdump.c
Revisions: 1.229, 1.228, 1.216.2.9, 1.216.2.8
Authors: guy (+4 -2), guy (+75 -44), guy (+3 -3), guy (+7 -2)
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