> I got it to work.
(...)
> > default: /* We got traffic */
> > pcap_dispatch(pcap0,-1, (void *) packet_callback, NULL);
> > pcap_dispatch(pcap1,-1, (void *) packet_callback2, NULL);
So that other may benefit from it in the future, I
guess your fixed version looks like:
default:
if (t
Quick guess : maybe you build a custom kernel without the option to enable mmap
sharing of packets with userland ?
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Maybe you use a custom kernel lacking the option to enable mmap sharing
of packets from kernel to userland ?
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-[ Sun, Jan 09, 2011 at 02:19:53PM +0900, Andrej van der Zee ]
> Is there anything to say about a rough time-schedule?
Support for TCP segmentation as well as new parsers that use this
feature should be pushed before end of week. Concerning the capture of
POST messages we should probably start
> I am asked to write a custom sniffer with libpcap on Linux that has to
> handle a load of 50.000 packets per second. The sniffer has to detect all
> HTTP requests and dump the URI with additional information, such as
> request size and possibly response time/size.
Looks very similar to :
http:
