Package: dsniff Version: 2.4b1+debian-15 Severity: grave Justification: renders package unusable
-- System Information: Debian Release: 4.0 APT prefers testing APT policy: (500, 'testing'), (500, 'stable') Architecture: i386 (i686) Shell: /bin/sh linked to /bin/bash Kernel: Linux 2.6.18-4-686 Locale: LANG=de_DE.UTF-8, LC_CTYPE=de_DE.UTF-8 (charmap=UTF-8) Versions of packages dsniff depends on: ii libc6 2.3.6.ds1-13 GNU C Library: Shared libraries ii libdb4.3 4.3.29-8 Berkeley v4.3 Database Libraries [ ii libnet1 1.1.2.1-2 library for the construction and h ii libnids1.20 1.20-4 IP defragmentation TCP segment rea ii libpcap0.8 0.9.5-1 System interface for user-level pa ii libssl0.9.8 0.9.8c-4 SSL shared libraries ii openssl 0.9.8c-4 Secure Socket Layer (SSL) binary a dsniff recommends no packages. -- no debconf information # dsniff -d dsniff: trigger_set_tcp: port 21 -> ftp dsniff: trigger_set_tcp: port 23 -> telnet dsniff: trigger_set_tcp: port 25 -> smtp dsniff: trigger_set_ip: proto 47 -> pptp dsniff: trigger_set_tcp: port 80 -> http dsniff: trigger_set_ip: proto 89 -> ospf dsniff: trigger_set_tcp: port 98 -> http dsniff: trigger_set_tcp: port 106 -> poppass dsniff: trigger_set_tcp: port 109 -> pop dsniff: trigger_set_tcp: port 110 -> pop dsniff: trigger_set_tcp: port 111 -> portmap dsniff: trigger_set_tcp: port -111 -> portmap dsniff: trigger_set_udp: port 111 -> portmap dsniff: trigger_set_udp: port -111 -> portmap dsniff: trigger_set_ip: proto 112 -> vrrp dsniff: trigger_set_tcp: port 119 -> nntp dsniff: trigger_set_tcp: port 139 -> smb dsniff: trigger_set_tcp: port 143 -> imap dsniff: trigger_set_udp: port 161 -> snmp dsniff: trigger_set_tcp: port 220 -> imap dsniff: trigger_set_tcp: port 261 -> telnet dsniff: trigger_set_tcp: port 389 -> ldap dsniff: trigger_set_tcp: port 417 -> mmxp dsniff: trigger_set_udp: port 417 -> mmxp dsniff: trigger_set_tcp: port 512 -> rlogin dsniff: trigger_set_tcp: port 513 -> rlogin dsniff: trigger_set_tcp: port 514 -> rlogin dsniff: trigger_set_udp: port 520 -> rip dsniff: trigger_set_tcp: port 587 -> smtp dsniff: trigger_set_tcp: port 1080 -> socks dsniff: trigger_set_tcp: port 1433 -> tds dsniff: trigger_set_udp: port 1433 -> tds dsniff: trigger_set_tcp: port 1494 -> citrix dsniff: trigger_set_tcp: port 1521 -> oracle dsniff: trigger_set_tcp: port 1526 -> oracle dsniff: trigger_set_udp: port 2001 -> sniffer dsniff: trigger_set_tcp: port 2401 -> cvs dsniff: trigger_set_tcp: port 2417 -> mmxp dsniff: trigger_set_udp: port 2417 -> mmxp dsniff: trigger_set_tcp: port 2638 -> tds dsniff: trigger_set_tcp: port 3128 -> http dsniff: trigger_set_udp: port 4000 -> icq dsniff: trigger_set_tcp: port 4444 -> napster dsniff: trigger_set_tcp: port 5190 -> aim dsniff: trigger_set_tcp: port 5432 -> postgresql dsniff: trigger_set_tcp: port 5555 -> napster dsniff: trigger_set_tcp: port 5631 -> pcanywhere dsniff: trigger_set_tcp: port 6000 -> x11 dsniff: trigger_set_tcp: port 6001 -> x11 dsniff: trigger_set_tcp: port 6002 -> x11 dsniff: trigger_set_tcp: port 6003 -> x11 dsniff: trigger_set_tcp: port 6004 -> x11 dsniff: trigger_set_tcp: port 6005 -> x11 dsniff: trigger_set_tcp: port 6666 -> napster dsniff: trigger_set_tcp: port 6667 -> irc dsniff: trigger_set_tcp: port 6668 -> irc dsniff: trigger_set_tcp: port 6669 -> irc dsniff: trigger_set_tcp: port 7599 -> tds dsniff: trigger_set_tcp: port 7777 -> napster dsniff: trigger_set_tcp: port 8080 -> http dsniff: trigger_set_tcp: port 8888 -> napster dsniff: trigger_set_tcp: port 9898 -> aim dsniff: trigger_set_tcp: port 65301 -> pcanywhere dsniff: trigger_set_rpc: program 100005 -> mountd dsniff: trigger_set_rpc: program 100004 -> ypserv dsniff: trigger_set_rpc: program 100009 -> yppasswd dsniff: listening on eth0 And that's it. If I make authenticated ftp connections or get mail via clear text pop3 protocol authentication on the computer where dsniff runs on , dsniff does not show any results. I have only one NIC: eth0. # tcpdump -x -X -s 0 port 110 does fetch the data but dsniff does not. I run dsniff on Debian sarge on the same computer and there it worked. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
