Thanks Harris, I will use those
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Hi,
If the packet needs to be captured from the unix socket what must be
the linktype defined in the Pcap. I am writing the packets on to the
unix socket. And want to capture from it.
I am using pcap library for capturing. Pcap does'nt support's unix
sockets.
So I want to add support for unix s
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capturing packets on Unix socket by the following
Hi,
Can I use BPF(BSD Packet Filter) for unix sockets. I don't think so it
can be used. I just needed to confirm.
I know its used to filter on any data link devices.
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Santosh
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Hi,
I am modifying libpcap library to support capturing on Unix socket.
Please tell me the new data link layer type value(ie DLT_ value) to use.
In case of unix socket, I wont be dealing with the hardware interface or
I can give any of the reserved values.
Regards,
Santosh
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Is there documentation describing the pcap file formats (other than the
libpcap source)?
>>> Check this link
http://wiki.ethereal.com/Development/LibpcapFileFormat
Thanks,
Don
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Hi,
I din't understand when we say the packets to be captured in cooked
mode. What exactly is meant by cooked mode ?.
Please clarify. I know a bit, its using datagram socket instead of raw
socket.
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Santosh
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Hi,
I got it now, was just goin through the man page. Its tcpdump -s
snaplen.
Thanks
Santosh
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Hi,
Default snaplen value for tcpdump is 96 bytes. I need to change the
snaplen value. How to set it. What's the command for that.
If any one has any idea, please pass it on.
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Santosh
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When I capture an UDP datagram from a well-known source, Could the
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Hi,
I need a clarification regarding Libpcap library. What I am doing is
instead of writing the packets on to ethernet interface, I am writing on
to the Unix socket.
I am using Libnet library
Hi,
I need a clarification regarding Libpcap library. What I am doing is
instead of writing the packets on to ethernet interface, I am writing on
to the Unix socket.
I am using Libnet library for building and injecting the packets. I have
modified the Libnet library for supporting Unix sockets. F
Yes, you can use Libnet Library to write the packets...And yes you can
use Pcap to capture the packets from the network interface...
sks
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