Amos Shapira wrote:
> I didn't get around to actually use IPv6 but how about configuring the
> standard bind server on your system (and the kernel) to support ipv6
> and start querying it,
Problem is that its not "normal" traffic and I'm not even sure how
to make if look like normal traffic.
> perhaps through a udp proxy to allow you to
> capture the packets?
tcpdump is more than adequate for capturing packets. Its kinda
had to beat:
tcpdump -i <interface> -vv -s 512 -w dns.tcpdump port 53
> PS - I liked your story about X11...
Its good isn't it? It's actually quite old. It first landed in my
.sig file about 10 years ago.
Erik
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