> Subject: Wireshark-users Digest, Vol 16, Issue 35
> 7. FreeBSD & Running As User (J)
> 8. Re: FreeBSD & Running As User (Stephen Fisher)
> 9. Re: FreeBSD & Running As User (Guy Harris)
Regarding my original post, thanks to Stephen and Guy
for their suggestions but there seems to be no way to
run Wireshark as a non-admin user. What happens when
I try various methods of granting access, specifically
changing ownership of bpf0 by user or group, is that
another device (bpf*+1) is created each time Wireshark
is launched. So if I've changed the permission on
bpf0, bpf1 is created to which I am denied access.
Change bpf1, and the program then looks for device
bpf2. Any FreeBSD Wireshark/Ethereal users have a
solution?
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