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Doesn't work.
# termshark (The termshark UI will start when packets are detected on eth0...)
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UI should start, eth0 is the main interface with a lot of packets.
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# termshark -vv termshark 2.4.0 using tshark 4.0.2 (from /usr/bin/tshark)
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Questions for you:
You can run this command to see what traffic is being sent on various interfaces in linux (provided you have ripgrep and ethtool installed):
ifaces=$(ifconfig | rg '^(\w+):.*' -r '$1'); for iface in $ifaces; do echo "=== ${iface} ==="; ethtool -S $iface; done
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Yes, I see packets with wireshark, tshark and tcpdump. No, I have no other systems.
我也遇到了这个问题,https://github.com/gcla/termshark/blob/master/docs/FAQ.md#how-can-i-make-termshark-run-without-root 按这个改了一下就可以了,我的看日志应该就是权限的问题。
# means I run it as root
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Problem
Doesn't work.
Current Behavior
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UI should start, eth0 is the main interface with a lot of packets.
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debian sid
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