Re: sandshark

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On Wed, Aug 06, 2008 at 05:59:19PM -0400, Bill Davidsen wrote:
>  Can someone tell me where to find "sandshark," the program which provides 
>  the functionality formerly known as "wireshark" and before that "ethereal" 
>  etc. There is an RPM which is named wireshark, but it contains a bunch of 
>  other stuff which used to come with wireshark. I checked with rpm2cpio and 
>  there is no wireshark package in the RPM, even though there are plugins.

I don't know any sandshark. Where did you get the news that it replaced
wireshark?

As for Fedora, you must also install wireshark-gnome, for the graphical
frontend.

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