What's wrong with the regular tcpdump? I've used it a few times
with the wireless and didn't cause any problem.
On Apr 1, 2007, at 13:31 , Henry Story wrote:
I was able to get a dump using tshark with the following command
sudo tshark -i lo0 -w - -R "tcp.port == 8080" > out
This took down en1 again, but I could restart it right afterwards
whilst listening to the traffic on localhost.
To get an idea of why I needed this, see
http://code.google.com/p/baetle/wiki/SesameHowto
Henry
On 1 Apr 2007, at 11:10, Henry Story wrote:
I should have mentioned that I am using an Intel Core 2 Duo Mac
Book Pro with OSX 10.4.9
Henry
On 1 Apr 2007, at 11:01, Henry Story wrote:
Hi, I would like to work out what is going on the wire between a
tomcat application and my browser. Usually I just use a command
line tool such as tcpflow, which I downloaded using darwinports
or fink. It has been some time I have not used it (at least a
couple of months). It no longer works though. Has there been
some kernel update that has changed the interface to such tools?
I don't get any output using
sudo tcpflow -i lo0 -c
When I run
sudo tcpflow -i en1 -c
my wireless network is shut down. I have to run
sudo ifconfig en1 down
sudo ifconfig en1 up
to get it to work again.
Does anyone have a similar experience? Or is it just me? Or is
one meant to use some other tool now?
Henry
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