Guy Harris wrote:
Per Engelbrecht wrote:
OK, so some issues with it might be the result of stuff the OpenBSD
people have done.
No they are by any standard brilliant, I'm the one using a shapshot for
production.
I've cvs to current and rebuilded the system and my problems are gone -
Guy Harris wrote:
Per Engelbrecht wrote:
Hi all
I'm having a peculiar problem with tcpdump (tcpdump version 3.4.0 /
libpcap version 0.5)
Those are very old versions - the current versions are 3.8.3 and 0.8.3.
Are those the versions that came with OpenBSD?
This is a pre-release snapshot,
Hi all
I'm having a peculiar problem with tcpdump (tcpdump version 3.4.0 /
libpcap version 0.5) on a OpenBSD 3.7 (20050404 snapshot) amd64.
tcpdump with 0-2 flags = output.
tcpdump with 3-x flags = no output.
tcpdump with x flags and '-w' = non written no matter what.
When 'tcpdump' is stopped I
Gert Doering wrote:
Hi,
On Fri, Mar 25, 2005 at 02:07:49AM +0100, Per Engelbrecht wrote:
So fare I've done all my "tapping" on the backbone's SPAN port.
I do have SPAN ports on all the customer switches as well, but don't use
them right now - I'm building an NDIS
n a little temporary
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On Thu, Mar 24, 2005 at 08:19:49AM +0100, Per Engelbrecht wrote:
Hi all
I have a big problem finding a customer with tcpdump (dedicated
serve
Hi all
I have a big problem finding a customer with tcpdump (dedicated
serverhosting / ~300 servers / switched network [mac-lockdown] / no
"central" firewall other than my BGP-router protecting itself) who's
spamming the world using a fake IP and a pseudo VMware mac-addr. in the
mail-header.
Th
