Add IPv6 support to NFLOG #1375
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Added printing of IPv6 TCP/UDP/ICMPv6 packets with nflog.
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Fixes #1232 |
ukanth
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Mar 4, 2024
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After xz backdooring, uploading binaries to a repo is seriously bad practice, imho. Why is the x86 binary 4k bigger and the others only bytes? |
I usually compile all the binaries from source and bundle it before releasing it to public. |
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As in title, Nflog can now decode and print IPv6 + TCP/UDP/ICMPv6 packets.
Also updated all builds to use API 21 (latest available on NDK10).
Tested on Pixel 4a (arm architecture).
Compiled binaries for the other platforms but can't test them.