Re: [COSMETIC] ether address zero truncate

>   -s 0:3:47:6e:86:e2 -j ACCEPT
>
> The ether_ntoa() function (used by ebtables) doesn't print leading
> zeroes.  Other commands do.  (arp -an, brctl showmacs ...)

It used to be like that but was then changed, I'm personally in favor of 
always printing 2 digits too. So unless someone gives a good reason why we 
should not use it I'll change it back to the old style.

-- 
cheers,
Bart



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