Re: [tcpdump-workers] libpcap timestamp for sending a packet ?

2006-03-01 Thread Daniel Lawson
> Hello > I am setting up a framework for measuring one way delay between two Internet > end points. > For higher accuracy I am using libpcap time stamps (from the packet header) > at the reciever. > Does any one know if there is any method for improving accuracy at the > sender side. > Is it poss

Re: [tcpdump-workers] please help me

2005-04-04 Thread Daniel Lawson
le on your operating system (which, by the way, you haven't told us). This is, I'd say, offtopic for this list. Consult with the local Users' Group for your OS. -- Daniel Lawson WAND Group, Computer Science Department University of Waikato email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]phone: +64

Re: [tcpdump-workers] using a database to store packets

2004-11-29 Thread Daniel Lawson
card, it's fairly trivial to write a program that uses libpcap directly, and set up your own BPF filters within it. -- Daniel Lawson WAND Group, Computer Science Department University of Waikato email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] phone: +64 7 838 4136 - This is the tcpdump-workers li

Re: [tcpdump-workers] using a database to store packets

2004-11-28 Thread Daniel Lawson
se backend. So I assume you're gunning for option 1. However, by the time you've read the packet, it's already continued on it's merry way off into the rest of the network, so you won't have a chance to remove it from the wire. -- Daniel Lawson WAND Group, Computer Sc