Christopher Maynard <Christopher.Maynard@...> writes:
> Removing the bad_checksums does have at least 1 drawback though, and that's
> that several of them are used in default coloring rules, so if they're
> removed, users will likely end up with several warnings of the form:
>
> Warn Could not compile color filter "Checksum Errors" from saved filters:
> "<protocol>.checksum_bad" is neither a field nor a protocol name.
I suppose in order to avoid that, the <protocol>.checksum_good's could be
removed instead of the <protocol>.checksum_bad's, since none of those are
used in any of the default coloring rules.
