Have just succeeded in installing the whole c compiling tool chain on my N900, (which has eaten my rootfs by the way!) so I decided to code a little thing as a proof of concept.
It's a little tcp sniffer for any network interface.
Usage:
Just copy the dsniffer somewhere on the phone (preferably not on the Mydocs partition but on the /home/user one instead) and run:
./dsniffer wlan0
You can replace the wlan0 interface by any other!
Stop the sniffing with the usual ctrl+c break.
Take note that this will fill up your xterm screen in matter of seconds so for me, I redirect the output to a txt file ie:
./dsniffer wlan0 > wlan.txt for reading afterward.
I also give you the source code in case of any paranoid (and justified) doubts.
Enjoy
Have just succeeded in installing the whole c compiling tool chain on my N900, (which has eaten my rootfs by the way!) so I decided to code a little thing as a proof of concept.
It's a little tcp sniffer for any network interface.
Usage:
Just copy the dsniffer somewhere on the phone (preferably not on the Mydocs partition but on the /home/user one instead) and run:
./dsniffer wlan0
You can replace the wlan0 interface by any other!
Stop the sniffing with the usual ctrl+c break.
Take note that this will fill up your xterm screen in matter of seconds so for me, I redirect the output to a txt file ie:
./dsniffer wlan0 > wlan.txt for reading afterward.
I also give you the source code in case of any paranoid (and justified) doubts.
Enjoy