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Hello.

I was looking to use BIOCSDIRECTION/BIOCSSEESENT, but I find that bpf(4) 
does not make it very clear if setting BPF_D_IN would apply to all local 
packets or just those on the current bpf device.
As a side question, would anybody happen to know if Linux-land has a 
similar feature for their LSF thing?

Thanks!