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Hi,
I write some sniffer and I stucked on one problem. As you can see on that little fragment, I need to capture all packets which are sent to hosts on port 8074. After running that, I have whole packet in one piece, in file. So I can read everything to variable and proceed with filtrating data. But it has 2 disadvantages:
1) it can slow down computer when many packets are received (hdd works all the time)
2) In the file, I receive only every second line (!), e.x.:
The filehandle should be <STDIN>. Though I would SERIOUSLY advise against using that name for your filehandle... very bad coding practice to rename STDIN. I suggest using something like CAP, and, as mentioned above, then do
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