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Arping 2.23 Notable changes: * Work around VLAN bug in libpcap 1.7-1.9.0 * Linux: Experimental support for seccomp (off by default) * Android: Don't attempt to use caps if header files missing * OpenBSD: try lo0, not just lo, for interface fallback * Made -P set target MAC address (-t)
Arping 2.22 Only real changes are to support newer version of unit test framework.
Arping 2.21 Notable changes: * Use more modern pcap API calls, when available * Add payload data to mac ping * chdir(/) after chroot() * Misc minor cleanup
Arping 2.20 Notable changes: * Improved support for cross-compile * Use unveil(2) and pledge(2) where available (i.e. OpenBSD) * Fix false duplicates when destination address is *also* assigned to local interface * Minor typo-level fixes
Arping 2.19 Notable changes: * Added -g to drop privs to alternate user (for Android) * Slightly improved error messages
Arping 2.18 Notable changes: * Make -w/-W work like 'ping'
Arping 2.17 Notable changes: * Add padding to packets to work on Raspberry Pi 3
Arping 2.16. Notable changes: * VLAN tagging (Nikolay Aleksandrov) * 802.1Q priority (Nikolay Aleksandrov) * Added a bunch of unit tests. * Be more lazy about initializing libnet. This fixes issues where arping would sometimes pick an unsuitable device during arg parsing, if the "first" device on the system is not a "normal" device.
Arping 2.15 Notable changes: * Set immediate mode to get more accurate timing measurements. * Added -m to set alternative time sources, where available.
Arping 2.14 Notable changes: * Drop privileges, where possible. * Added ability to send unsolicited replies, instead of requests (-P). * Quit after N replies, with -C <N> * Beeping (-a) now works in quiet (-q) and cisco (-D) mode. * Cisco mode (-D) now works when pinging MACs. * Work around libnet interface autodetection bug. * Added -W, like -w but in seconds. * Improved error messages a bit.
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