Bob Goodwin wrote:
Does the yumex remove menu tell you the repo it came from? Its not listed as available here at all. I just checked, that info is not generally available so ignore me..Gene Heskett wrote:I don't know which repo it came from but I installed etherape [in this FC5] and several related app's via yumex about a week ago.Les Mikesell wrote:On Thu, 2006-05-18 at 07:31, Gene Heskett wrote:And I did have yumex search for etherape, but it came up empty. I needed a network analyzer that worked, and now I have nothing but tcpdump and tethereal, neither of which shows me what I need to know.tethereal? If you 'yum install ethereal-gnome' you should get the GUI ethereal which is pretty nice to use. Give it an expression like you would with tcpdump to limit the capture to what you want to see. Or you can use tcpdump -w and an appropriate -s snaplength to capture to a file, then analyze it with ethereal, even on a different machine.Tell that to the packagers. I'd first had 'yum install ethereal', but that didn't get me ethereal,it got me tethereal for some unknown reason. tethereal looks like tcpdump as near as I can tell. AFAIKS this whole networking thing is pretty badly fubar, it took me about 10 days just to make my broadcom radio work.So where can I find an rpm of etherape that will run on FC5?Bob Goodwin
-- Cheers, Gene
