Hi, I have fedora 12 in my system. Can I download Wireshark for fedora 12 ? If yes, then please let me know the link as well as the steps of installation. Thanks Rke asked 19 Jan '11, 07:42  rketest edited 20 Jan '11, 12:25  Jaap ♦ |
2 Answers:
Yes: Wireshark can be downloaded from the Fedora 12 repository. Just use 'yum install wireshark' (or use packagekit or however you do Fedora installs). answered 19 Jan '11, 08:26  Bill Meier ♦♦ edited 19 Jan '11, 08:27 |
i have installed the wireshark using yum. i want to ask now how can i use it to take the traces of packets? answered 05 Apr '11, 05:21  Shree Garg |
You may also want 'wireshark-gnome' which I think uses 'consolehelper' "to help console users run system programs" from a user (non-root) console.
I used the same "yum install wireshrak" and also "yum install wireshrak-gnome". But both were not working.
It was showing "No wireshrak package present" etc
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Re: I used the same "yum install wireshrak" ....
Hopefully "wireshrak" is just a typo and you used "wireshark".
Assuming that's the case, what do you get for the command
yum repolist all
Also: Have you successfully installed Fedora packages on your system? If so, how?
Or you can try to squeeze an extra .5% of performance out of it by downloading the source, tweaking it for your system, voiding the warranty, and compiling/running. </sarcasm>