It appears that the Ubuntu policy is that, if dumpcap is to be given
elevated privileges, it be executable only by its owner (presumably
root) and by members of the group that owns it, which appears to be the
"wireshark" group. The intent is presumably not to give *everybody* on
the system suffici
Public bug reported:
If I start the Time & Date chooser in 15.04, the "Time & Date" pane does
not let me to specify a city by typing its name into the "Location" box
(I can type a name, but it's not obvious how to make it select that
city), nor does it offer a drop-down list of cities in that box.
> If it IS an issue with the kernel building a new version of libpcap
and tcpdump will not help.
If it's an issue with the kernel changing the way it handles VLAN tags -
i.e., whether it leaves them in the packet data, so that the filter code
in the kernel sees them as part of the packet data, or
What happens if you build a shiny new version of libpcap from the GitHub
repository:
https://github.com/the-tcpdump-group/libpcap/
and then build a shiny new version of tcpdump:
https://github.com/the-tcpdump-group/tcpdump
with it?
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If you're going to create a group for this, give it a neutral name
rather than a Wireshark-specific name; this doesn't just apply to
Wireshark, it applies to any other program that either directly opens
PF_PACKET/SOCK_RAW sockets or that calls libpcap to do so, e.g. tcpdump.
On OS X, the Wireshark
