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Hello everyone, in this article we will talk about installing wireshark in termux.
Wireshark is an open source program for analyzing traffic on computer networks Ethernet and some others.
Website - https://www.wireshark.org/download.html
First, let's install x11-repo and nano:
Now xterm:
tigervnc:
And wireshark:
Now we need to change one file:
We go to the very end of the file and write:
Save - ctrl + x, y, enter
Now we write:
It remains to create vnc:
On first launch, you will be asked to enter a password.
Now download any application to connect to vnc, I will use Vnc viewer.
We go in, in the ip field we write:
If, when creating vnc in termux, you wrote localhost: 2, then instead of 1 we write 2, with the rest of the numbers the same.
In the name field, though.
It remains only to connect, you will be asked to enter the password that you entered when you first created the vnc server.
After connecting, you will see this:
We write here:
You will now have wireshark running:
Well, actually, that's all)
Hello everyone, in this article we will talk about installing wireshark in termux.
Wireshark is an open source program for analyzing traffic on computer networks Ethernet and some others.
Website - https://www.wireshark.org/download.html
First, let's install x11-repo and nano:
Code:
pkg update
pkg upgrade
pkg install x11-repo
pkg install nanoNow xterm:
Code:
pkg install xtermtigervnc:
Code:
pkg install tigervncAnd wireshark:
Code:
pkg install wireshark-gtkNow we need to change one file:
Code:
cd $ HOME
nano ../usr/etc/bash.bashrcWe go to the very end of the file and write:
Code:
export DISPLAY = ": 1"Save - ctrl + x, y, enter
Now we write:
Code:
source ../usr/etc/bash.bashrcIt remains to create vnc:
Code:
vncserverOn first launch, you will be asked to enter a password.
Now download any application to connect to vnc, I will use Vnc viewer.
We go in, in the ip field we write:
Code:
127.0.0.1:5901If, when creating vnc in termux, you wrote localhost: 2, then instead of 1 we write 2, with the rest of the numbers the same.
In the name field, though.
It remains only to connect, you will be asked to enter the password that you entered when you first created the vnc server.
After connecting, you will see this:
We write here:
Code:
wireshark-gtkYou will now have wireshark running:
Well, actually, that's all)
