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From: Yann Berthier <yb@bashibuzuk.net>
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Subject: netgraph on disc(4)
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   Hello,

   I wanted to use ng_netflow on a disc interface, but it seems that no
   node is created for loopback and the like . Indeed, I found an old
   post from gnn@ dating back from march 2000 on this subject, along
   with the PR kern/17631. Is somebody reconsidering this idea by any
   chance ?

   thnaks,

      - yann