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Subject: BPF and tcpdump.
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Is there anyway to get tcpdump to match across the contents of a packet 
instead of the header, and more importantly [even if it can't] is there a 
way to get it to print the entire contents of packet flow instead of just 
headers?

Thanks,

-Jerry.