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mabra

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From: Brühl

Registered: 2015-10-05

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Migrating to arch: Looking for an aquivalent to TCPSPY

Hello !

I could probably go the arch way and start evaluating needed packages ..
Is there someting like tcpspy - which I use on debian - to log access
to my computer ?

Thanks,
Manfred

c0mm0ner

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Registered: 2015-11-09

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Re: Migrating to arch: Looking for an aquivalent to TCPSPY

you could build a tcpspy package: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Creating_packages

Slithery

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Re: Migrating to arch: Looking for an aquivalent to TCPSPY

The last release of tcpspy is 14 years old, I can't even find anywhere to download the source from so creating an Arch package is unfortunately out of the question.

Last edited by Slithery (2015-11-13 17:02:21)

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mabra

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From: Brühl

Registered: 2015-10-05

Posts: 22

Re: Migrating to arch: Looking for an aquivalent to TCPSPY

Thanks guy - have to look for something similar ...

Manfred

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Re: Migrating to arch: Looking for an aquivalent to TCPSPY

If it's available on Debian, the source are there as well:
ftp://ftp.de.debian.org/debian/pool/main/t/tcpspy/

Though I agree that using a 14 years old, seemingly unmaintained program is probably not the best idea.

mabra

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From: Brühl

Registered: 2015-10-05

Posts: 22

Re: Migrating to arch: Looking for an aquivalent to TCPSPY

Yeah, thanks.
Although I am developing too, I usually try to avoid me to build packages on linix - I'll never
recognize dependency problems - at least for the next years ;-)

I probably find something better based on systemtap - will see.

Manfred