capturing packages from remote to local, I have such problem 👇:
When local is ipv4, i can successfully capture data packets by pyshark and wireshark using bpffilter udp dst port {local_port}_. BUT when local is ipv6, i cannot capture any package by pyshark using same bpf_filte as above but success by wireshark.
When I tried to solve the problem, I found that when the receiving end is IPv6 address, packets cannot be captured unless _bpffilter="".
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capturing packages from remote to local, I have such problem 👇: When local is ipv4, i can successfully capture data packets by pyshark and wireshark using bpffilter udp dst port {local_port}_. BUT when local is ipv6, i cannot capture any package by pyshark using same bpf_filte as above but success by wireshark. When I tried to solve the problem, I found that when the receiving end is IPv6 address, packets cannot be captured unless _bpffilter="".
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Example pcap / packet If applicable, add an example pcap file as an attachment, or post the packet as a hex string or a JSON/XML (export packet dissection in wireshark/tshark).