I am trying to develop a
compact, customized-to-my-purposes packet sniffer using VC++ v6.0. It was recommended to me that instead of writing a
program using hardware interfacing and working directly with
interrupts, to take a look at and use the WinPCap library. Normally I can hack my way
I'm new with WinPcap 3.1 beta4, and only this morning (and only by the
grace of God I'm sure) did I get programs using the WinPcap library to
start compiling, linking, and running. I'm reading through the
tutorials (for 3.1 beta 4, of course), disecting the code provided line
by line until I
Bryan Esbaugh wrote:
I just getting use to using WinPCap and had it working with my old
IDE. However I've upgraded and starting messing with it again and now
I've run into a problem that's driving me nuts.
I seem to be getting this error:
error C2664: 'pcap_loop' : cannot convert parameter 3
Guy Harris wrote:
On Mar 30, 2005, at 5:26 PM, Mario Hollibaugh wrote:
I don't understand how this line of code is giving him the
location of the udp header. In the first line where he says (ih-
ver_ihl 0xf) * 4, why is he first using that bit-wise and
operator with the hex value
Guy Harris wrote:
On Mar 30, 2005, at 5:49 PM, Mario Hollibaugh wrote:
Yeah i felt like a jackass because I looked up pretty much the
exact thing you did a few minutes ago and realized that the IHL
field is the length in 32-bit words. But I'm sitll lost here... I'm
not the best
Hi. I wrote a little program in C to capture some TCP packets and
break em up to look at them later. I just want to make sure that I'm
capturing all the packets so I'm wondering... in order to capture MORE
packets should I set the timeout higher or lower? Thanks.
Cheers,
Mario
