Results 487 comments of Kirill A. Korinsky

Well, tcpflow is the most easy way to dump traffic to stdin in text format. `tcpdump -A` is noisy, and `tcpflow` prints only packet payload which is quite useful if...

Just an example: ``` ~ $ doas tcpdump -i lo0 -Anq port 80 tcpdump: listening on lo0, link-type LOOP 15:12:20.679784 127.0.0.1.7190 > 127.0.0.1.80: tcp 0 (DF) E..@'.@[email protected][email protected]................. .r...... 15:12:20.679854 127.0.0.1.80...

@simsong yep, it is my main use case of `tcpflow` for many-many-many years.

Hi, I've used -current on that time which is match 7.6 which should be released soon (the next week?) with python 3.11.10. I just tested it on my laptop, and...

> Thanks for the prompt answer and instructions, @catap. > > Unfortunately, I was unable to find the `py-loguru` port. It's not in [the `.tar.gz` mirror](https://cdn.openbsd.org/pub/OpenBSD/7.6/) nor in [the CVS...

@Delgan do you use virtual machine or a real one?

How many cores has it got?

Thanks, I think this issue should be closed as fixed. OpenBSD uses a lot of randomization in memory allocation which knwon to increase probability to trigger bugs. Probably this is...

Maybe using two stage is the right approach? 1. Resolve IP addresses of server 2. Try to connect to them one by one?