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Projectlibpcap
Repositoryhttps://git.tcpdump.org/libpcap
Branchmaster
Revision11c4d9c87aa13124613ff63369b17c1e6f1391bf
Got Revision11c4d9c87aa13124613ff63369b17c1e6f1391bf
Changes2 changes

BuildSlave:

unstable11x

Reason:

The SingleBranchScheduler scheduler named 'schedule-libpcap-solaris11-amd64' triggered this build

Steps and Logfiles:

  1. git update ( 3 secs )
    1. stdio
  2. shell './build_matrix.sh' ( 8 hrs, 8 mins, 9 secs )
    1. stdio
    2. config.log
  3. trigger triggered trigger-tcpdump-solaris10-amd64 ( 5 mins, 26 secs )
    1. - no logs -
    2. tcpdump-solaris10-amd64 #6246

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builddir /export/home/buildbot/slave/libpcap-solaris11-amd64 slave
buildername libpcap-solaris11-amd64 Builder
buildnumber 185 Build
codebase Build
got_revision 11c4d9c87aa13124613ff63369b17c1e6f1391bf Git
project libpcap Build
repository https://git.tcpdump.org/libpcap Build
revision 11c4d9c87aa13124613ff63369b17c1e6f1391bf Build
scheduler schedule-libpcap-solaris11-amd64 Scheduler
slavename unstable11x BuildSlave
workdir /export/home/buildbot/slave/libpcap-solaris11-amd64 slave (deprecated)

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Responsible Users:

  1. Denis Ovsienko
  2. Guy Harris

Timing:

StartThu Sep 10 21:37:09 2026
EndFri Sep 11 05:50:49 2026
Elapsed8 hrs, 13 mins, 39 secs

All Changes:

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  1. Change #281364

    Category libpcap
    Changed by Denis Ovsienko <denisohnoyoudont@ovsienko.info>
    Changed at Thu 10 Sep 2026 19:13:28
    Repository https://git.tcpdump.org/libpcap
    Project libpcap
    Branch master
    Revision ab6b280f8ef68087c5a87325cf6912655b626e04

    Comments

    DAG: Ignore vDAG Tx streams via sysfs too. [skip ci]
    In the low privilege branch of device/stream enumeration loop try
    ignoring the same streams as the high privilege branch does -- there is
    no point in enumerating capture devices that do not work in the current
    implementation.
    
    Before:
    $ tcpdump -D | grep dag
    4.dag0 (alias for dag0:0) [none]
    5.dag0:0 (Rx stream 0) [none]
    6.dag0:1 (Tx stream 1) [none]
    7.dag16 (alias for dag16:0) [none]
    8.dag16:0 (Rx stream 0) [none]
    9.dag16:1 (Tx stream 1) [none]
    10.dag17 (alias for dag17:0) [none]
    11.dag17:0 (Rx stream 0) [none]
    12.dag17:1 (Tx stream 1) [none]
    
    After:
    $ tcpdump -D | grep dag
    4.dag0 (alias for dag0:0) [none]
    5.dag0:0 (Rx stream 0) [none]
    6.dag0:1 (Tx stream 1) [none]
    7.dag16 (alias for dag16:0) [none]
    8.dag16:0 (Rx stream 0) [none]
    9.dag17 (alias for dag17:0) [none]
    10.dag17:0 (Rx stream 0) [none]

    Changed files

    • pcap-dag.c
  2. Change #281373

    Category libpcap
    Changed by Guy Harris <gharrisohnoyoudont@sonic.net>
    Changed at Thu 10 Sep 2026 22:19:27
    Repository https://git.tcpdump.org/libpcap
    Project libpcap
    Branch master
    Revision 11c4d9c87aa13124613ff63369b17c1e6f1391bf

    Comments

    NPF: put in a comment saying what ps_recv and ps_drop do.
    This records the behavior; several other capture modules have similar
    comments.

    Changed files

    • CHANGES
    • pcap-npf.c