Using tcpflow, not.

[BOGIE, DAVE]

As per the MVP's requests, I've downloaded and "installed" TCPFLOW, a little
piece of Terminal code that is supposed to track and log TCP traffic.
The Terminal is anathema to me; the main reason I have a Macintosh is so I
am never forced to resort to such silliness as command line program
instructions, but there it is.
The tcpflow installer does nothing but put a receipt in the Library.
Terminal does not parse the commands issued for TCPFLOW and returns the
error: sudo: tcpflow: command not found.
The call for the TCPFLOW Manual, man tcpflow, returns the error: No manual
entry for tcpflow

Not being Unix literate, and darn proud of it, could someone please tell me
where this thing should go so Terminal can find it?

bogiesan

 

[Corentin Cras-Méneur]

Not being Unix literate, and darn proud of it, could someone please tell me
where this thing should go so Terminal can find it?

It means the application did not get installed properly or it means your
system has not yet acknowledged the application. You might have to log
out and then back in to get it to work.

You can also try
sudo /usr/local/bin/tcpflow

instead of
sudo tcpflow


Corentin

 

[Corentin Cras-Méneur]

Oh, man, that is sooo cool.
Thanks!
)

Terminal scares me to death. But there it is, eh?

It might be scary, but you can do some pretty amazing things with it
))


Corentin