Josh Blum wrote:
Looks like it should. Yet, when I run it in linux, the tun0 network
device gets created without the IP address, but manually running
the same ifconfig command works. At least as far as asigning the
address.
GRC expects to have root access in this case, you may be running
On Saturday 18 October 2008 13:49:23 Ed Criscuolo wrote:
> Josh Blum wrote:
> > I pasted the relevant code below so we can reference its mystery hex
> > number.
> >
> > The tun tap block in grc takes code from the tun tap example to open a
> > tun tap file descriptor. The file descriptor is fed int
Looks like it should. Yet, when I run it in linux, the tun0 network
device gets created without the IP address, but manually running
the same ifconfig command works. At least as far as asigning the
address.
GRC expects to have root access in this case, you may be running grc as
user, and if
Josh Blum wrote:
I pasted the relevant code below so we can reference its mystery hex
number.
The tun tap block in grc takes code from the tun tap example to open a
tun tap file descriptor. The file descriptor is fed into a file
descriptor source and sink. From the outside of the tun tap bloc
On Oct 17, 2008, at 4:01 PM, Ed Criscuolo wrote:
(Michael Dickens, have you had any experience
with the tun/tap driver on OSX?)
Nope; never heard of it. I'll look at it, but no promises.
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I pasted the relevant code below so we can reference its mystery hex number.
The tun tap block in grc takes code from the tun tap example to open a
tun tap file descriptor. The file descriptor is fed into a file
descriptor source and sink. From the outside of the tun tap block, we
see the inpu
Has anybody had any luck using the Tun/Tap device in GRC?
I've tried it with GRC 0.70 and 0.69 under Fedora 8, and
GRC 0.69 under Mac OSX and had no luck, even when running
everything as root.
Under OSX 10.4, I installed Mattias Nissler's tun/tap driver
( http://tuntaposx.sourceforge.net/ ) date
