Hello,
I'm working with
wireshark 0.99.3a on Solaris 5.9.
I start wireshark
from a C++ program (with popen() and pclose()) and tell it to read
from a named pipe (option -i) and specifying some other parameters (-n -k -l
...).
Now, when some of
the 'startup' parameters are invalid, wireshark doesn't start, but prints its
man page and makes my program 'hang'.
Is there any way to
catch a return code or something like that?
Or a way to stop
wireshark from showing the man page when it can't start with the specified
parameters ?
Thanks
!
Kitty
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