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@@ -9,6 +9,15 @@ The Sniffer accepts some filter like tcpdump.<br>
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For HTTP connections, there is an argument to show part of its payload.<br>
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For HTTP connections, there is an argument to show part of its payload.<br>
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+----
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+Under some cirumstances the program/PID cannot be evaluated. This would be reported as follow:
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+<pre>
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+ "?/?" = No entry in /proc/net/[TCP/UDP/ICMP]
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+ "-/-" = Found Inode but no PID
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+ "./." = The Inode found is '0'
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+</pre>
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+----
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<p><i>
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<p><i>
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!! sisniff uses scapy's sniff() function, so scapy package is needed:<br>
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!! sisniff uses scapy's sniff() function, so scapy package is needed:<br>
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!! debian: apt-get install scapy<br>
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!! debian: apt-get install scapy<br>
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Peter Siegrist