driftnet

[drdank]

I couldn't be bothered to (try to) port from GTK to Qt so I compiled it as the command line version. Now I need an image viewer which is capable of doing slideshows (with variable delay preferably) using the resultant images which will be plonked in a temp directory. Does anyone have any suggestions?

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I've been playing around with this for a while.  For a slideshow, I"ve tried tximage and some Japanese imagemagick binaries, but I have found a quick and dirty solution in using the image program that comes on the 6k.  Just direct the driftnet output to a documents folder (I use /home/zaurus/Documents/Image_Files, for example) and refresh the folder view as often as you need. Just make sure that the thumbnail option is on.  You can also do the slideshow.

[lardman]

Nice to know that it works - I've not looked at it for a long while, but now that I'm running GPE I'll try to find out why the X version didn't produce a display.


Si

[BarryW]

When I run driftnet -a -v -d /mnt/cf/tmp -i wlan0 -s  it looks like it runs okay, see the connections and little dots.  Looks like it's downloading stuff.  Nothing is showing up in the folder though.  It also segfaults after a few minutes.  Any ideas??

[BarryW]

Well in playing around, I did get it to see stuff.  It only downloads stuff if I'm associated to a network.  If I'm using my kismet settings it shows connections, but doesn't get anything.  It also doesn't grab anything larger than about 40k.

[lardman]

It only downloads stuff if I'm associated to a network.

This is expected.

It also doesn't grab anything larger than about 40k.

Interesting - might be a built in thing I suppose.


Si