Thanks!
As Guy Harris pointed out, it's probably because the
data isn't normal text, it's in binary format.
I'll try to see.
Thanks.
kathy
> We can't help you without source code.
>
> Regards,
>
> Seb :)
>
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Hi, all,
When I call
u_char *packet = pcap_next(handle, &header);
I can get the packet length value, but I can't really
get the "packet" data (Using printf(..., packet)).
Even if I call this "pcap_next()" continuously, the
same problem exist.
Could any of you point out the reason for me? Fr
Thanks for your reply!
xiaofang
> >I want to know in what situations the machine's
> >network is set to "promiscuous" mode. For example,
> I
> >know when I execute "tcpdump" on my machine, it's
> set
> >to be in promiscuous mode. Any other cases?
> >
> >
> Yes, that's program's that decide to
Hi,
Sorry to bother you.
I want to know in what situations the machine's
network is set to "promiscuous" mode. For example, I
know when I execute "tcpdump" on my machine, it's set
to be in promiscuous mode. Any other cases?
And is it correct that without "tcpcump", the network
is not in promiscu
