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Posted to dev@directory.apache.org by Tony Blanchard <bl...@wanadoo.fr> on 2005/06/21 18:40:14 UTC
Creating a sniffer with MINA for tests purposes
Hello to the list.
I tried to make a sniffer to hear what was on between my ldap client and
apacheds and I used Mina 0.9-SNAPSHOT to do this.
I can hear what my client asks but only when the ldap server is down. It
seems that once a connection is opened on localhost:10389 (my conf)
the other can not bind to the socket address.
As I am not a network specialist, could you please tell me in what
direction to look for a solution. Maybe I should not use an IoAcceptor
to sniff the connection ?
Maybe I missed something really easy ?
Thanks,
Tony Blanchard
Re: Creating a sniffer with MINA for tests purposes
Posted by Alex Karasulu <ao...@bellsouth.net>.
Alex Karasulu wrote:
> Tony Blanchard wrote:
>
> You online Tony? I'm on IRC and you can reach me on IM here. Might
> be good to stay connected.
>
> AIM: alexokarasulu
> MSN: aok123@bellsouth.net
> Yahoo!: alexkarasulu
> IRC: aok
>
> I'm on IRC on freenode.net channels #directory and #directory-dev.
Oh and I'm using ethereal for all Sniffing btw so I can help out online
if you have issues. You don't have to deal with writing custom code to
sniff this stuff its very easy. I'll only be there for next few hours
though.
Good luck,
Alex
Re: Creating a sniffer with MINA for tests purposes + IRC
Posted by Tony Blanchard <bl...@wanadoo.fr>.
Sorry, was not online for a while.
I downloaded ethereal and I will try it now to sniff my network.
I am not always connected and I often pop my mails only three or four
times a day.
For the IRC, I already use Skype and it seems that I have to install new
program to talk on your channels because it only recognise users of
skype. It is too bad that the directory-dev channel is not like the
safehaus cgi irc script... It would limitate the needed program
installations.
Thanks for this answer.
Tony
Alex Karasulu a écrit :
> Tony Blanchard wrote:
>
> You online Tony? I'm on IRC and you can reach me on IM here. Might
> be good to stay connected.
>
> AIM: alexokarasulu
> MSN: aok123@bellsouth.net
> Yahoo!: alexkarasulu
> IRC: aok
>
> I'm on IRC on freenode.net channels #directory and #directory-dev.
>
> Alex
>
>
>
>
Re: Creating a sniffer with MINA for tests purposes
Posted by Alex Karasulu <ao...@bellsouth.net>.
Tony Blanchard wrote:
You online Tony? I'm on IRC and you can reach me on IM here. Might be
good to stay connected.
AIM: alexokarasulu
MSN: aok123@bellsouth.net
Yahoo!: alexkarasulu
IRC: aok
I'm on IRC on freenode.net channels #directory and #directory-dev.
Alex
Re: Creating a sniffer with MINA for tests purposes
Posted by Alex Karasulu <ao...@bellsouth.net>.
Tony Blanchard wrote:
> Hello to the list.
>
> I tried to make a sniffer to hear what was on between my ldap client
> and apacheds and I used Mina 0.9-SNAPSHOT to do this.
> I can hear what my client asks but only when the ldap server is down.
> It seems that once a connection is opened on localhost:10389 (my conf)
> the other can not bind to the socket address.
> As I am not a network specialist, could you please tell me in what
> direction to look for a solution. Maybe I should not use an IoAcceptor
> to sniff the connection ?
>
> Maybe I missed something really easy ?
Yeah use ethereal :). Seriously why don't you do that Tony. I'm sure
you can use a simple filter easily in Mina to do this but why bother
unless you have an application other than inspecting the data. Is that
the case?
Alex