On Mar 3, 2009, at 11:06 AM, Guy Harris wrote:
Look at the source of the "dumpcap" program in Wireshark for an
example of how to do the capture side of that. The secret is that
it doesn't just write to the file and not communicate with the
program on whose behalf it's capturing - every ti
On Mar 2, 2009, at 3:42 PM, Giovanni Venturi wrote:
I'm using libpcap 3.9.8. I made a GUI application under KDE that
when I ask to
start sniffing packets from the network, than it starts another
application
(not a GUI) that captures all the packets and write them into a file.
Gee, there's
Hello,
I'm using libpcap 3.9.8. I made a GUI application under KDE that when I ask to
start sniffing packets from the network, than it starts another application
(not a GUI) that captures all the packets and write them into a file.
From the GUI I have under control the file it writes. And I use
