hi all - another help request

i have a student who needs a short script that will use tcpdump to count the total # of packets heard on a wireless network every N seconds

was able to find this Perl snippet as a start, but need to figure out a way to make it end after N seconds and then output the total # of packets (i.e. the total number of lines), and dump the IP filters and just count all the packets.

open(TCPDUMP,"/usr/sbin/tcpdump -q -i wlan0|") or die "Can't open
tcpdump: $!";
for (<TCPDUMP>) {
    ++$hogcount[0] if /192.168.1.15$/;    # hog #1
    ++$hogcount[1] if /192.168.1.45$/;    # hog #2
}

END { close TCPDUMP; print "Hog 1 had $hogcount[0] packets and Hog 2 had
$hogcount[1]\n"; }


thanks in advance for anyone willing to help

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