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fix completions for tcpdump (-w and -r option) (#9175)

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* fix completions for tcpdump (-r option)

* fix completions for tcpdump (-w option)
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杉山 恒始 2022-09-07 16:45:24 +09:00 committed by GitHub
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@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ complete -c tcpdump -s O -l no-optimize -d 'Do not run the packet-matching code
complete -c tcpdump -s p -l no-promiscuous-mode -d 'Don\'t put the interface into promiscuous mode' complete -c tcpdump -s p -l no-promiscuous-mode -d 'Don\'t put the interface into promiscuous mode'
complete -c tcpdump -s Q -l direction -x -a 'in out inout' -d 'Choose direction for which packets should be captured' complete -c tcpdump -s Q -l direction -x -a 'in out inout' -d 'Choose direction for which packets should be captured'
complete -c tcpdump -s q -d 'Print less protocol information' complete -c tcpdump -s q -d 'Print less protocol information'
complete -c tcpdump -s r -F -d 'Read packets from file' complete -c tcpdump -s r -F -d 'Read packets from file' -r
complete -c tcpdump -s S -l absolute-tcp-sequence-numbers -d 'Print absolute TCP sequence numbers' complete -c tcpdump -s S -l absolute-tcp-sequence-numbers -d 'Print absolute TCP sequence numbers'
complete -c tcpdump -s s -l snapshot-length -x -d 'Snarf snaplen bytes of data from each packet' complete -c tcpdump -s s -l snapshot-length -x -d 'Snarf snaplen bytes of data from each packet'
complete -c tcpdump -s T -x -d 'Force packets to be interpreted the specified type' complete -c tcpdump -s T -x -d 'Force packets to be interpreted the specified type'
@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ complete -c tcpdump -s v -d 'Produce (slightly more) verbose output'
complete -c tcpdump -o vv -d 'Even more verbose output' complete -c tcpdump -o vv -d 'Even more verbose output'
complete -c tcpdump -o vvv -d 'Even more verbose output' complete -c tcpdump -o vvv -d 'Even more verbose output'
complete -c tcpdump -s V -F -d 'Read a list of filenames from file' complete -c tcpdump -s V -F -d 'Read a list of filenames from file'
complete -c tcpdump -s w -F -d 'Write the raw packets to file' complete -c tcpdump -s w -F -d 'Write the raw packets to file' -r
complete -c tcpdump -s W -d 'Limit the number of files created' complete -c tcpdump -s W -d 'Limit the number of files created'
complete -c tcpdump -s x -d 'Print the data of each packet in hex (minus link level header)' complete -c tcpdump -s x -d 'Print the data of each packet in hex (minus link level header)'
complete -c tcpdump -o xx -d 'Print the data of each packet in hex (including link level header)' complete -c tcpdump -o xx -d 'Print the data of each packet in hex (including link level header)'