pcap compile syntax error on Ubuntu 10.10
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When I try to run the command sudo tcpkill -i wlan0 -9 example.com it says
pcap_compile: syntax error
tcpkill: couldn't initialize sniffing
I am running Ettercap to initialize MITM
BTW I'm running this on a Dell Inspiron 14r N4010.
10.10 inspiron
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When I try to run the command sudo tcpkill -i wlan0 -9 example.com it says
pcap_compile: syntax error
tcpkill: couldn't initialize sniffing
I am running Ettercap to initialize MITM
BTW I'm running this on a Dell Inspiron 14r N4010.
10.10 inspiron
edited Dec 26 '13 at 23:51
Seth♦
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When I try to run the command sudo tcpkill -i wlan0 -9 example.com it says
pcap_compile: syntax error
tcpkill: couldn't initialize sniffing
I am running Ettercap to initialize MITM
BTW I'm running this on a Dell Inspiron 14r N4010.
10.10 inspiron
edited Dec 26 '13 at 23:51
Seth♦
35.4k27113166
asked Jul 24 '12 at 3:49
Scott JordanScott Jordan
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When I try to run the command sudo tcpkill -i wlan0 -9 example.com it says
pcap_compile: syntax error
tcpkill: couldn't initialize sniffing
I am running Ettercap to initialize MITM
BTW I'm running this on a Dell Inspiron 14r N4010.
10.10 inspiron
10.10 inspiron
edited Dec 26 '13 at 23:51
Seth♦
35.4k27113166
asked Jul 24 '12 at 3:49
Scott JordanScott Jordan
111
edited Dec 26 '13 at 23:51
Seth♦
35.4k27113166
asked Jul 24 '12 at 3:49
Scott JordanScott Jordan
111
edited Dec 26 '13 at 23:51
Seth♦
35.4k27113166
edited Dec 26 '13 at 23:51
Seth♦
35.4k27113166
edited Dec 26 '13 at 23:51
Seth♦
35.4k27113166
35.4k27113166
asked Jul 24 '12 at 3:49
Scott JordanScott Jordan
111
asked Jul 24 '12 at 3:49
Scott JordanScott Jordan
111
asked Jul 24 '12 at 3:49
Scott JordanScott Jordan
111
111
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You don't specify a hostname but a pcap expression to tcpkill. The expression that's being used in this case is just example.com which is invalid. You'd have to use something like host example.com. Better yet, if you can use an IP address instead of example.com that'd be best.
With these expressions you can select traffic according to a wide variety of criteria, I suggest you have a look to see how things work. Incidentally, this is the same expression syntax used by tcpdump, so if you want to see which packets are being picked up by the filter/expression before using tcpkill on them, you can use tcpdump to test your expressions. Here's a reference on pcap expressions:
http://www.manpagez.com/man/7/pcap-filter/
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You don't specify a hostname but a pcap expression to tcpkill. The expression that's being used in this case is just example.com which is invalid. You'd have to use something like host example.com. Better yet, if you can use an IP address instead of example.com that'd be best.
With these expressions you can select traffic according to a wide variety of criteria, I suggest you have a look to see how things work. Incidentally, this is the same expression syntax used by tcpdump, so if you want to see which packets are being picked up by the filter/expression before using tcpkill on them, you can use tcpdump to test your expressions. Here's a reference on pcap expressions:
http://www.manpagez.com/man/7/pcap-filter/
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You don't specify a hostname but a pcap expression to tcpkill. The expression that's being used in this case is just example.com which is invalid. You'd have to use something like host example.com. Better yet, if you can use an IP address instead of example.com that'd be best.
With these expressions you can select traffic according to a wide variety of criteria, I suggest you have a look to see how things work. Incidentally, this is the same expression syntax used by tcpdump, so if you want to see which packets are being picked up by the filter/expression before using tcpkill on them, you can use tcpdump to test your expressions. Here's a reference on pcap expressions:
http://www.manpagez.com/man/7/pcap-filter/
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You don't specify a hostname but a pcap expression to tcpkill. The expression that's being used in this case is just example.com which is invalid. You'd have to use something like host example.com. Better yet, if you can use an IP address instead of example.com that'd be best.
With these expressions you can select traffic according to a wide variety of criteria, I suggest you have a look to see how things work. Incidentally, this is the same expression syntax used by tcpdump, so if you want to see which packets are being picked up by the filter/expression before using tcpkill on them, you can use tcpdump to test your expressions. Here's a reference on pcap expressions:
http://www.manpagez.com/man/7/pcap-filter/
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You don't specify a hostname but a pcap expression to tcpkill. The expression that's being used in this case is just example.com which is invalid. You'd have to use something like host example.com. Better yet, if you can use an IP address instead of example.com that'd be best.
With these expressions you can select traffic according to a wide variety of criteria, I suggest you have a look to see how things work. Incidentally, this is the same expression syntax used by tcpdump, so if you want to see which packets are being picked up by the filter/expression before using tcpkill on them, you can use tcpdump to test your expressions. Here's a reference on pcap expressions:
http://www.manpagez.com/man/7/pcap-filter/
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