RAW Sockets, how to read sent data?

Discussion in 'Linux Networking' started by Ludwig Moser, Apr 3, 2006.

  1. Ludwig Moser

    Ludwig Moser Guest

    Hi NG!

    I already implemented a litte program that 'sniffs' my local traffic; it
    copies all incoming (received) traffic (does not remove it from stack)
    my next step was doing the same for all sent data, but i wasnt able to do it
    (actually i do not have a clue how to to it...)

    i searched the web for any solutions&examples but all i found was fully
    implemented libs which i do not want to use (winPcap etc.)

    thanks in advance
    Ludwig Moser

    ps: i can post my current code (receive, which listens on ALL ports TCP and
    UDP) if anyone is insterested in.
     
    Ludwig Moser, Apr 3, 2006
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