Hi!
I'd prefer calling "pcap_open_live()" twice,
set the appropriate filters (which may be
different), call "get_selectable_fd()" on each
pcap_t, and then use select() to pick up packets
from any interface that may have some ready. That
way I don't have to deal with threads.
However on some si
Dear,
By specifying "cnt" a negative value in the following, we can forever
capture packets.
int pcap_loop(pcap_t *p, int cnt, pcap_handler callback, u_char *user)
But if i want to capture packets for half an hour for example, do we
have any such configuration?
Moreover, when pcakets are captur
Dear,
I have configured my PC running RedHat Linux 9.0 into a router by
turning on the ip_forwarding facility of it. It got TWO LAN cards...and if i
run two instances of *pcap* one for each LAN card for capturing
packets, it works fineBut i intend writing an application wherein
i need the
info
hi everyone,
I've had to work with libpcap quite a bit in the last years, during which I
found myself having to develop some tracefile-tools that might be of interest
to others as well. I don't make a habit of spamming, but figured this was
worth a single message to the list.
In a nutshell: pc
