Sebek installation problem

[Jason Schoenbrun <athlon () umd edu>]

Hello,

I'm having issues getting Sebek's extract utility to recognize
anything from the honeypot.
My original mistakes include not installing the client while
logged in as root, using Fedora Core 1 on both machines but 1
a more updated version of the kernel, and having to install
the client more than once. So there you have it as far as my
level of expertise goes...

But now I have in my sbk_install.sh:
INTERFACE="eth0"
DESTINATION_IP=""
DESTINATION_MAC="[Correct MAC address of eth0 for the Honeynet
server]"
SOURCE_PORT=1101
DESTINATION_PORT=[Random number I chose between 2000 and 655536]
MAGIC_VAL=[32-bit number]
KEYSTROKE_ONLY=0
TESTING=0
MODULE_NAME="[random string].o"

I moved the tarball onto the Sebek client computer, logged in
as root and typed ./sbk_install.sh

Then, I go onto the server, and unzip the server package that
I downloaded. Then I type into the terminal (logged in as
root) ./configure, make and make install.
They all complete without errors. Then I type:
sbk_extract -i eth0 -p [DESTINATION_PORT from above] |
sbk_ks_log.pl
and after I press <ENTER> I go back to the honeynet with the
Sebek client and I open up a terminal and type away. I open
files, type ls, mkdir, etc.
When I go back to the server, it just shows:
 monitoring eth0: looking for UDP dst port [DESTINATION_PORT
from above]
and then a blank newline. Nothing pops up, nothing shows up.

A few remarks:
-I was able to ping from the server to the client and vice versa.
-They are running on the same network, through the same switch.
-I never specified anything, like magic number, module name,
etc when installing/running the server/extract utility, except
the [DESTINATION_PORT] number.
-I left the DESTINATION_IP blank (just ""), though I'm not
sure I should have.

If there's anything you can recommend, I'd appreciate it. Last
problem I had got great help from here (Ty in particular) and
it did help me in understanding what's going on- I really
appreciate it. I'm just trying to do hacker analysis research
at my University and feel frustrated I can't even get the
software to run (though I'm sure it's my fault).

Thanks again,
Jason