Hi,
thanks for the quick reply.
> Is dumpcap still running when the traffic stops arriving?
yes it is!
/usr/bin/dumpcap -i eth2 -Z none
> What happens if, for example, you try running dumpcap from the
> console, or try running tcpdump?
tcpdump seems to work
The run of dumpcap tells me about dropped frames:
# dumpcap -i eth2 -w /tmp/x
File: /tmp/x
Packets: 254945 ^CPackets dropped: 65028
# dumpcap -i eth2 -w /tmp/x
File: /tmp/x
Packets: 31 ^CPackets dropped: 18765
Any ideas why are these frames dropped?
>
> Are you using ring buffers?
No, I don't.
Kind regards,
Michael
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