Dear Guy,
Thanks for very fast reply.
1) Can you explain me a bit more what do you mean by the packet gets drop?
Is it mean that the program drops the packet (so it didn't go through the
program), but the packet still going through to the system? or both?
2) Do you know where I can get more i
Wilmar SULAIMAN wrote:
Suppose that I've set up a program using libpcap library to capture all
the packet that going to the ethernet card. I was wondering is it possible
that the program can't capture all the packets due to massive network packets.
What I mean by that is that suppose that my
Dear all
Suppose that I've set up a program using libpcap library to capture all the
packet that going to the ethernet card. I was wondering is it possible that
the program can't capture all the packets due to massive network packets.
What I mean by that is that suppose that my computer is t
Vossie wrote:
I am using pcap_loop to capture a given amount of packets. That is
easy to implement but now I want to use pcap_loop BUT it must capture
packets for a given amount of time.
PS: According to man I must use pcap_breakloop. But how? Inside the callback
function?-
That depends on
I fix the problem by using global variables :-)
Vossie
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From: "Vossie" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: [tcpdump-workers] breaking out of pcap_loop
Hi everyone
I am using pcap_loop to capture a given amount of packets. Tha
Hi everyone
I am using pcap_loop to capture a given amount of packets. That is easy to
implement but now I want to use pcap_loop BUT it must capture packets for a
given amount of time.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Vossie
PS: According to man I must use pcap_breakloop. But how? Inside the callback
func
