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Hello Dylan:

> as best I can tell pkt_monitor() calls count() which counts the bytes
> using pp.p_len.
>
> the problem I can see is that handle_pkt() contains the code that
> checks for the '-l' flag, (use_ip_length == 1):
>
> but the line pp.p_len = h->len in the first bit of code above overwrites
> the changes to pp.p_len.
>
> Have I got this right?

Alas yes, you've got it exactly right.
The fix is to move the line with pp.pp_len = h->len;
up so it happens just before the call on handle_pkt(); that
way handle_pkt can change pp.pp_len if use_ip_length is 1.

The effect of this was  that the -l option simply didn't work.

I'll make these changes in 44b8, which should be ready early in June.

> Is this the right forum to discuss this?

Yes indeed.  Thanks very much for the very clear bug report.

Cheers, Nevil

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Hi,

  1)How to run netramet on windows nt? There's no
emm386.exe to copy into A:\Windows. When I run ntm32 it
gives "This DPMI32 module cannot be run on Win32" error
  2)However when i run ntm16, it says no packet driver
found. My ethernet card is Intel Pro\100+ Management and i
copied the network driver - E100bnt.sys to the A:\drivers
directory already and changed the entry in pd.dat.
Hope someone can help. Thanks a lot

Regards,
Gim Shin
Ind Training student

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