arp spoof can usurpate any ip (not only gateway) and ip forwarding can be disabled #911
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pviossat
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- Add support to usurpate any ip address or ip range in the network by specifying arp.spoof.usurpate argument, default is the gateway
- IP forwarding can be disabled while spoofing by specifying arp.spoof.forwarding (true|false), default is true
- Remove arp.spoof.internal option as it can be now setup by using arp.spoof.usurpate (ex 192.168.0.1/24)
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first of all thanks. this pr is in review, it might take me some time because I'd like to simplify your idea |
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