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Subject: Re: ipfw not not
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Pawel Malachowski wrote:
> This `not not' is confusing a bit. (I want to match all packets smaller
> than 300 or greater than 500 bytes.)

and you have an aversion to writing 1-299,501-8192 ?  (8192 was chosen as the
loopback MTU size).