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Re: Why is my Mac on the web when I'm not?

Ladd Van Tol wrote:

I have occasionally seen "leakage" of TCP traffic from other machines on the same network (even across a switch, oddly). I was using the command line tool 'tcpflow', but the same thing may be happening to you.

Oh, yeah, that's something I heard years ago and forgot. I bet that's it. Thanks.


- Ladd

On Jan 4, 2008, at 11:09 AM, James Walker wrote:

I was trying to test some networking code using Interarchy's TCP traffic watching features, but I keep seeing constant HTTP traffic which seems to involve rollingstone.com. I didn't have a web browser open, or an email client, or iTunes, and tried quitting the iTunes helper process. How can I find out where the traffic is coming from?
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