On Sun, 4 Jan 1998, MegaZone wrote:
> Once upon a time Gail A. Harless shaped the electrons to say...
> >No, the first command I issued was "set filter" as shown in the command
> >sequence I gave. That was why MZ confused me when he asked why I hadn't
>
> This is what you said you did:
>
> > add filter all
> > set filter all 1 deny tcp dst eq 23
> > set filter all 2 deny tcp src eq 23
> > set filter all 3 permit
>
> And no output would have been scrolling at this point.
>
> > ptrace all ext
>
> And then you issued 'ptrace' and it started. Chain of logic.
>
> Setting the filter didn't start the output - did it? No, it didn't.
> Starting 'ptrace' did. So when you want to stop it what command would
> logically be the one to look into? 'set filter' or 'ptrace'?
>
> It just seems completely obvious to me that it would be ptrace.
>
> -MZ
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