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Responsible Users:

1. Denis Ovsienko

   denisohnoyoudont@ovsienko.info
2. Julia Evans

   juliaohnoyoudont@jvns.ca

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1. Change #260204

   Category	tcpdump
   Changed by	Julia Evans <juliaohnoyoudont@jvns.ca>
   Changed at	Sat 07 Mar 2026 14:43:55
   Repository	https://git.tcpdump.org/tcpdump
   Project	tcpdump
   Branch	master
   Revision	3f4e00b98b4d73e51cf8f024f4ad2b5ce3c2423a

   Comments

   tcpdump(1): rewrite examples section [skip ci]
   The goal here is to make the examples section much more useful to
   beginners or very occasional users of tcpdump.
   
   Replace the current EXAMPLES section with:
   
   - 3 examples explaining important flags (-n, -i, and -w, -#)
   - 4 very basic examples showing different features of the pcap language
     (filtering by host, protocol, and port, and using "and")
   - 2 "advanced" examples from the previous EXAMPLES section to show how
     powerful tcpdump is
   
   Remove all hostnames and references to UC Berkeley's network ("snup",
   "helios", "ucb-ether", etc), which most tcpdump users are likely not
   familiar with. It's not totally clear that "snup" is intended to be
   the name of a network resource and not an obscure pcap-filter keyword.
   
   Always use -n to reiterate that -n is an important flag.

   Changed files

   • tcpdump.1.in

2. Change #260210

   Category	tcpdump
   Changed by	Denis Ovsienko <denisohnoyoudont@ovsienko.info>
   Changed at	Sat 07 Mar 2026 16:59:03
   Repository	https://git.tcpdump.org/tcpdump
   Project	tcpdump
   Branch	master
   Revision	28cc9aa4c1fd6ed04ea3ea77ca9754c01647bf80

   Comments

   tcpdump(1): Document portable invocation better.
   When the GNU convention is in effect, getopt_long(3) treats the "-1" as
   an option:
   $ tcpdump -y RAW -d 1 == -1
   tcpdump: invalid option -- '1'
   $ tcpdump -y RAW -d -1 == 1
   tcpdump: invalid option -- '1'
   $ tcpdump -y RAW -d -1==-1
   tcpdump: invalid option -- '1'
   
   When the POSIX convention is in effect or the expression is quoted, it
   stops looking for option arguments as soon as (and if!) it has seen a
   non-option argument, which stands for only one of the above cases:
   $ POSIXLY_CORRECT=1 tcpdump -y RAW -d 1 == -1
   tcpdump: expression rejects all packets
   $ tcpdump -y RAW -d '1 == -1'
   tcpdump: expression rejects all packets
   
   The "--" delimiter does the job right:
   $ tcpdump -y RAW -d -- 1 == -1
   tcpdump: expression rejects all packets
   $ tcpdump -y RAW -d -- -1 == 1
   tcpdump: expression rejects all packets
   $ tcpdump -y RAW -d -- -1==1
   tcpdump: expression rejects all packets
   
   In the synopsis suggest the delimiter and later on discuss the most
   robust and portable command-line invocation, as well as the
   complications it avoids.

   Changed files

   • tcpdump.1.in

3. Change #260211

   Category	tcpdump
   Changed by	Denis Ovsienko <denisohnoyoudont@ovsienko.info>
   Changed at	Sat 07 Mar 2026 17:00:48
   Repository	https://git.tcpdump.org/tcpdump
   Project	tcpdump
   Branch	master
   Revision	d39dc7729c8e73049aa81dbaa1b425942880d514

   Comments

   Prepend all test filter expressions with "--". [skip ci]

   Changed files

   • tests/TESTLIST