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datapath: Do not log if svc is not found
We used to log (via cilium_dbg) when a packet dst IP + port did not match any service, e.g: CPU 20: MARK 0xbc243a3b FROM 0 DEBUG: Master service lookup failed, addr.p2=0 addr.p3=0 This added a lot of noise to `cilium monitor -D` output, especially when bpf_netdev.o was attached to a native device (e.g when BPF NodePort was enabled), as any inbound packet does a service lookup. This commit removes the logging when a svc is not found. The fact that a svc is not found can be deduced from a missing lookup svc endpoint log message. Signed-off-by: Martynas Pumputis <m@lambda.lt>
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