On 29/02/2012 4:58 p.m., cc wrote:
Amos Jeffries wrote:
Two things:
1) "libpcap" is not "libcap or libcap2". libcap2 is a linux
security library to enable low-privileged users capabilities (get
it "cap...") for safe access to high security actions (specifically
IP spoofing). [I can't say where to find it sorry, maybe somone
else here can, but that should be enoough to get you back on the
right track to finding it
anyway].
Oh. I feel dumb. It's interesting how one letter changes the whole
thing. :) For some reasons, when I saw 'libcap', I think 'libpcap'.
2) --enable-linux-tproxy is for TPROXY version 2 support (Linux 2.2
or so). These days you should not need it on anything other than
embeded systems with old kernels. It requires additional kernel
patching.
So basically, I should just use intercept proxy?
No. If your kernel is recent (2.6.37+) it has TPROXY version 4 built
into netfilter firewall. So it is available with just
--enable-linux-netfilter.
Amos
