Fix building Bluetooth Linux Monitor support with BlueZ 5.1+ #425
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Starting from version 5.1 BlueZ no longer exports the mgmt.h header or any other header that declares the structure of packets passed over HCI sockets set to use the HCI monitor channel. Declare the structure locally and give it the same name as in the Linux kernel 3.4+.
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(cherry picked from https://github.com/jsitnicki/libpcap/tree/fix-bt-mon-bluez5) See: the-tcpdump-group/libpcap#425 Resolves: #1178297
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Starting from version 5.1 BlueZ no longer exports the mgmt.h header
or any other header that declares the structure of packets passed
over HCI sockets set to use the HCI monitor channel.
Declare the structure locally and give it the same name as in the
Linux kernel 3.4+.