sending packet onto dummy network device but receiving echo

[sabuzaki]

Hello,

I have created a dummy network device (command: ip link add mydevice type dummy). I'm sending and receiving packets there.
For some reason I receive my own packet which I have sent.
If I bind the same code to another physical network card, there is no echo. Any suggestions please?
Thanks,
I

SENDER:
with socket.socket(socket.AF_PACKET, socket.SOCK_RAW) as rs:
rs.bind(("mydevice", ETH_P_ALL))
sendbytes = rs.send(bpdu)

RECEIVER:
rs.bind(("mydevice", ETH_P_ALL))
buffer=rs.recvfrom(BUFFER_SIZE)[0].hex()

[sabuzaki]

Never mind. I was creating two separate threads each creating a separate socket.
But if using the same socket to receive and transmit, there is no echo....
Solved.

[Vadanane]

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