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Tcpreplay progress

First the good news… I’ve upgraded Trac for the Tcpreplay website which now supports built-in spam filtering. This means I’ve opened up the ticketing system to people who haven’t yet registered an account. Hopefully people will find it easier to open tickets for bugs and feature requests.

Is it live or is it Memorex?

About 15 years ago an audio tape company challenged people to figure out if it was live or if it was Memorex. It seems that in the networking security space we’re at the same place, trying to figure out if live tools like Metasploit can be replaced by replay

OpenPacket a reality?

Well looks like Richard may have actually gotten OpenPacket off the ground. A public pcap repository is something I’ve often thought about doing since starting work on tcpreplay, but I’ve never had the time. Limited access to quality pcaps has always been a limitation for users of tcpreplay,

Help me help you.

So here’s the deal: I don’t charge a single cent for tcpreplay regardless if you’re using it for educational or commercial use. You can even embed tcpreplay in your product and sell it, I don’t care. I don’t charge for the docs, man pages, or

3.0.beta10 is out the door

Yep, 3.0.beta10 is available here. So far, at least one person has compiled it successfully, so at least this release is already better then beta8. :) Anyways, as stated in the release notes, this is the final beta release for 3.0. I’m planning on one release candidate

Big changes in 3.0.beta10

Just a quick note to everyone paying attention that 3.0.beta10 is almost ready. Some rather significant changes since beta9: * Libnet is now completely optional. I’ve created an abstraction layer supporting BSD’s BPF, Linux’s PF_PACKET, libpcap’s pcap_inject() and libnet’s packet injection methods.

Nework maintenance

According to Speakeasy: On Wednesday night/Thursday morning, August 9th and August 10th 2006, we will be performing scheduled maintenance on the Point of Presence (POP) through which your Broadband connection is routed. Maintenance will begin at 11:59 PM PDT on Wednesday night and end by 03:00 AM

3.0 out this year (I hope)

Well looks like all the critical bugs with the tcpreplay 3.0.beta8 were fixed in beta9 (at least everyone has stopped complaining), and so I’ve started working on beta10 which should hopefully be the final beta release for 3.0. Mostly the goal of beta10 is to remove

Murphy gets me again...

Yep… I do the first release of tcpreplay in nearly a year and what happens? I find out that it has a huge bug which probably prevents it from compiling on anyone’s computer except my development box. *sigh* Anyways, 3.0.beta9 is out so go get it. On

Finally...

After nearly a year between releases (has it been that long??), 3.0beta8 is finally out the door. The changes are actually quite massive due to a huge rewriting effort; and with many additional unit tests (via ‘make test’) code quality should be pretty good too. This is the first

Making progress

Woot. Actually making progress with the tcpedit libraryization. The API is finally coming together and seems usable. One of these days, I should make libtcpedit a plugin chain rather then a bunch of static code, but that’s like a 4.0 feature. :) Anyways, hopefully in a couple of weeks

Tcpreplay News moves to my blog

I’ve come to the realization that my blog is a much better way of reporting of what’s going on with tcpreplay then the news section, so I’ve decided to move to using the blog for now on. Anyways, with that said, tcpreplay is still in active development

Thanks Ralph!

Just want to thank Ralph for sending me a DVD of Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit from my Amazon wishlist for my work on tcpreplay. Thanks Ralph!

Just how many replay tools are there?

So my friend Chris sent me this link to yet another tcpreplay copycat. There’s already IDS Informer and Traffic IQ. Of course, the above tools have pretty GUI’s and have some features not found in tcpreplay, but the fact is that if you take tcpreplay, tcpdump, ethereal and

Making progress...

Well tonight, my allergies were going bonkers and I knew I wouldn’t be able to get any sleep until the drugs kicked in. Hence I not only found time to continue working on the new tcpreplay website, but also to make huge strides on moving all the packet editing

Tcpreplay has a new home!

Well as of today, other then the tcpreplay mailing lists and file downloads, I’ve moved off of SourceForge. SF is a nice service (hard to complain about free) but it’s missing a lot of features which I’ve grown to expect. Hence, I’ve now moved the offical