Tcpdump is a well known tool for administrators to analyze network traffic. There is a bug in the tcpdump code responsible for handling ISAKMP messages. This bug allows remote attackers to destroy a current tcpdump session by tricking the tcpdump program with evil ISAKMP messages to enter an endless loop. I recently had to setup some openSUSE Linux boxes which will be used to capture add-hoc network traffic for debugging purposes. As there will be multiple users with the need to do this, I wanted to allow the use of tcpdump by non-root users.

I'm new to SUSE and do not understand how to install packages with zypper. Or, rather, I understand you use the 'install' subcommand, but it frequently can't find what I'm looking for.

For example, I need libpcap-devel to get the pcap.h headers and the linkable library. The SUSE website says that the, but it doesn't show ups hen I try to install. Meanwhile zypper says it is installed, but the.h file isn't there: $ sudo zypper install libpcap-dev Refreshing service 'nu_novell_com'. Loading repository data. Reading installed packages. 'libpcap-dev' not found. Resolving package dependencies.

Nothing to do. $ sudo zypper search pcap Refreshing service 'nu_novell_com'.

Loading repository data. Reading installed packages. S Name Summary Type --+-----------------+--------------------------------+----------- libpcap A Library for Network Sniffers srcpackage i libpcap0 A Library for Network Sniffers package i slessp1-libpcap Recommended update for libpcap patch $ sudo zypper install libpcap Refreshing service 'nu_novell_com'. Loading repository data. Reading installed packages. 'libpcap0' providing 'libpcap' is already installed.

Resolving package dependencies. I am suspicious of your nu_novell_com repository. That repository is used by SuSE Linux Enterprise, not openSUSE. Also, the fact you have slessp1-libpcap installed is further evidence you're using an SLE repository not an openSUSE one.

The Dear Hunter - Migrant (2013). The dear hunter migrant zip.

If that's the case, you're using the wrong repo, I'm not terribly surprised you're having problems. The openSUSE repo for 12.1 (the version you linked to) can be added via: zypper ar OpenSUSE-12.1-OSS zypper ref That'll add the repository and refresh it to ensure it has the package list updated. That should help you get at the right libraries for your installation. Since you are running SLES, you can find out what files did come along with that libpcap0 package through: rpm -ql libpcap0 Which will give you a list of files.

Maybe the.h files you're looking for were stashed some place weird. Also, you may want to give some thought to looking in the SLE11 SDK. It also has a libpcap0 package, though I'm not 100% sure since I no longer have a licensed SLES install so I can look:P.