On Thu, Mar 3, 2011 at 2:46 PM, dexen deVries <[email protected]> wrote: > Your message got cut at that point :-( > > In any case, there is already a rather popular tool named `tcpdump', so re- > using this name may lead to poor discoverability via web search.
Thanks. I've changed the name to "tcphex". Let's see if this mail gets through: Tcphex is a tcp proxy that gives a realtime hexdump of data sent both ways. The packet also includes a getopts function for processing GNU-style cmdline arguments. It's in public domain and written in picolisp. All comments appreciated. You can download it in one of the following ways: wget --no-check-certificate https://github.com/meingbg/tcphex/tarball/master-O - | tar -xz git clone [email protected]:meingbg/tcphex.git Browse to https://github.com/meingbg/tcphex and click on "Downloads" //meingbg
