Very Computer

Out now:

SPY 1.1 the network-spy for your or for a foreign lan.

SPY records data to yourt local disk (files and usernames/passwords). SPY
knows the protocols: TCP/IP, NETBIOS, HTTP, FTP, NNTP, SMTP, POP3. Many
monitors available. Alarms possible.

Inform yourself:

http://members.aol.com/agenttools/index.html

Funny, I thought this newsgroup was about Linux apps.  Perhaps you'd
find more people who can run your program if you posted to a newsgroup
that has something to do with the platform your program runs on.

Quote:>Out now:

>SPY 1.1 the network-spy for your or for a foreign lan.

>SPY records data to yourt local disk (files and usernames/passwords). SPY
>knows the protocols: TCP/IP, NETBIOS, HTTP, FTP, NNTP, SMTP, POP3. Many
>monitors available. Alarms possible.

>Inform yourself:

>http://members.aol.com/agenttools/index.html

As long as we are talking about sniffers, is there anything decent out there
for Linux?  Using the TCPDUMP / TCPSHOW combination is quite a drag.

--Michael Cerny