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<0> hi
<1> ello
<0> i'm having some trouble with ettercap. do you know what it wouldn
<0> err, wouldn
<0> wouldn't show traffic from local interface? only remote
<1> sorry -- i don't use ettercap
<0> some of those plugins looked a little sketchy I think
<0> I'm trying to debug a php web proxy. It's opening some russian research page in one of the frames and I can't see why
<1> try tcpdump(8)
<0> k
<0> lt_kije: what is the best way to read the packet text? I only want ascii
<1> man -c tcpdump | grep -C ASCII
<0> heh nothing
<0> thank you though
<1> are you serious?
<1> it's in the manpage
<1> if man -c didn't work for you, just search in your $PAGER (if you use less(1), press / to search)
<0> my version of man tcpdump doesn't have anything about ascii
<1> weird
<1> on OpenBSD?
<1> what version?
<0> yup
<0> 3.9
<1> indeed it doesn't
<0> I've gotta say also the packet log isn't very readable considering it's just an http request
<1> http://www.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb/src/usr.sbin/tcpdump/tcpdump.8
<1> they improved the description a few weeks ago ;)
<1> sorry for the confusion
<0> -X very cool
<1> yeah
<1> the description is much, much better in -current
<0> ok
<0> I'm going to try comping ettercap anyway. I'm feeling too lazy to write a good tcpdump filter
<1> heh
<1> are you using the ettercap package?
<0> yeah
<0> I removed it already though and I'm trying the port
<1> heh
<1> might as well just install the package
<1> i doubt you'll gain anything from the port
<0> right
<0> for some reason I thought I was going to see some cleartext html in this log. Maybe this is my problem in the first place
<1> is it connecting over ssl?
<0> no
<0> d'oh I just remembered my proxy had some kind of caching. I'd better disable that
<1> heh
<1> there's also tcpflow, for which a package is also available
<0> caching way already disabled. rats. ok I'll check that out
<2> !math 3600*24
<2> ops..wrong chan
<1> heh
<1> echo "3600*24" | bc
<0> perfect perfect. tcpflow actually works :)
<1> ;)
<1> there's ngrep as well...
<0> hexidecial expressions. ok
<0> according to tcpflow there is nothing wrong with my web server. It's my other hosts fault but I probably can't convince them to let me run tcpflow
<1> heh
<0> This wouldn't even be a problem if browsers weren't so paranoid about allowing cross site scripting in the SAME DOMAIN... sigh
<0> so I have to write a proxy for all this now. ah anyway I have to leave now. thank you!
<3> hmmm
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<5> woof
<5> right
<6> moin
<5> hi
<7> thanks
<8> I want to know if there's any free software for any Unix OS that will cache web/ftp data for a local network. Too many people on my LAN download Adobe Reader, for example, and it starts storing it locally in a cache instead of downloading it from the net every time. But has to be transparent to the LAN users (I can't require them to set up a proxy in their browser).
<1> http://www.google.com/search?client=opera&rls=en&q=transparent+proxy
<1> squid's in the ports tree
<9> lol
<10> squid for sure
<9> wtf
<9> i keep on getting ftp connection refused on a ftp install now
<1> change your mirror?
<9> tried
<9> cant even get a list says failed
<1> can you ping?
<9> from that host u mean?
<1> yep
<9> im doing an ftp install off that host
<9> ftp connect: connection refused
<9> nvm fixed it
<2> *insert cable* =)
<9> haha nah
<9> ftp-proxy didnt launch on startup :-d
<11> hey all, so I think I am slowly winning management over with teh idea of OpenBSD, thanks to all here who have helped me in this effort over the last few weeks
<11> heh
<11> yah
<11> indeed
<1> nice
<9> haha golf cap?
<9> haha golf clap?
<0> yes. it's a management thing...
<11> tru dat
<0> hey lt_kije
<0> did you know today is officially blame sendmail day
<11> oic
<11> y
<0> because sendmail is annoying me
<11> ah
<11> mkay
<12> Hey. I have a problem with 3.9
<12> Why did the /usr/lib directory increase from 50 MB to 200 MB?
<13> linking with debug information
<12> Is there a way to get binaries without debug information... After all, this is a production system.
<12> I have a 6 GB hard drive and I selected OpenBSD because it was not bloated.
<14> your production system doesn't like the extra 150 megs? ;)
<12> This is a junkyard survivor home web server box.
<12> By production, I meant I am not experimentally using OpenBSD as a kernel hacker or developer or such.
<13> strip(1)
<0> the biggest libs seems to be crypto related. maybe 3.9 has better crypto?
<12> Well i have 2.8 GB left...
<12> And I'm sorry, the HD is not 6 GB it's 5 GB.
<12> I just can't have new releases exponentially growing in size...
<12> This hard drive is going to be filled to the brim.
<12> are .a and .so files object files?
<12> I don't want to break the system with strip.
<12> That would be a nightmare :o
<13> so exercise on a test system
<13> strip -g
<15> .a and .so files are libraries. they are important.
<15> do not delete them.
<12> I am not going to, I just want cut the slack off of them by taking out the debug stuff.
<12> So, strip -g /usr/lib/* will do the trick?
<15> what are you putting on this computer exactly?
<12> Apache, PHP, etc.
<12> No X, no real "apps".
<12> Well I have lynx, wget, a few others.
<12> SSHd.
<15> apache, lynx, sshd are all installed.
<15> the ftp client can download files via http, you don't need wget.
<15> and none of those come close to filling up 2G+
<13> OpenBSD 3.9 (NET4501) #0: Thu Mar 2 13:36:27 MET 2006
<12> heh this is a pr0n-free box
<13> Filesystem Size Used Avail Capacity Mounted on
<13> /dev/wd0a 58.8M 19.8M 36.1M 36% /
<13> 5gb, pfft :P
<12> O_O what runs on that?
<12> you have init, sh, df, and thats it?
<13> pf, sshd, anything
<12> what CPU does it have?
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