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Date: Fri, 22 Nov 2002 13:04:33 -0800 (PST)
From: Melkor Ainur <melkorainur@yahoo.com>
Subject: Replacng arp_generic_ops
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Hello,
If I wanted to get notification of every IPv4 arp
request made in a system, I believe I'd need to
replace the solicit entry in arp_generic_ops with a
call to my own function rather than arp_solicit. The
problem I face is that I coudn't find a
straightforward way to get access to get at neigh->ops
when loaded as a module. Perhaps doing a neigh_create
and then replacing neigh->ops is the easiest way? Any
suggestions/advice would be much appreciated. 
Melkor



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