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Re: Display dumpcap in real time


From: Martin Visser <martinvisser99 () gmail com>
Date: Wed, 2 Nov 2011 07:07:58 +1100

If you want display, use tshark. Something like this should be want you
want:-


marty@monga:~$ tshark -i eth1 -T fields -e frame.time -e ip.src -e ip.dst
Capturing on eth1
Nov  2, 2011 07:06:15.369463000 192.168.98.240 74.125.237.22
Nov  2, 2011 07:06:15.369598000 192.168.98.240 74.125.237.22
Nov  2, 2011 07:06:15.369707000 192.168.98.240 74.125.237.22
Nov  2, 2011 07:06:15.427435000 74.125.237.22 192.168.98.240
Nov  2, 2011 07:06:15.436255000 74.125.237.22 192.168.98.240


Regards, Martin

MartinVisser99 () gmail com


On 2 November 2011 06:22, Chip <jeffschips () gmail com> wrote:

Hello All,

Question: when using dumpcap to write to a file, is there a switch for
viewing the data on the monitor as it writes to file?

And alas, if I only want to capture the ip addresses of the two endpoints
to the conversation along with timestamp, what would be the proper filter
to use?

The man pages do not -- at least I cannot find -- a method to display to
the monitor the results as they happen.

Thank you.
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