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>  * (BTW, please don't send us patches to print the packet out in ascii)
> 
> I've just finished with my latest version of such patches.  Does that make
> me some sort of E133t H4x0r or something?

Not really, since the original tcpdump will spit forth ascii without 
much trouble anyway. (Your mod is better though, since you lose the decode
of packet headers if you just do this by setting -w-).


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