Add fallback support to tcptraceroute#14
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deajan merged 3 commits intodeajan:masterfrom Feb 23, 2024
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If traceroute does not support the -M (method), then fall back to tcptraceroute
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Looks good, what platform did you test it on ? |
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Hi, I am testing on Debian 10 host OS, and alpine linux docker image. I still have one scenario where tcptraceroute doesn't work, but traceroute -M tcp works... I don't understand yet :) Cheers, Damien |
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Okay, ping me when your PR is ready so I can test it broadly on BSD and other unixes. |
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Hi, It looks like my other use case is in relation to empty "TCP Options" being dropped by firewalls. The fix for tcptraceroute has been added in mct/tcptraceroute#14 Cheers, Damien |
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Are we still needing this PR ? |
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If traceroute does not support the -M (method), then fall back to tcptraceroute