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tcpdump -w: how to reduce disk space ?
Hello !
I am using tcpdump -w /tr.cap -p -n -s 0 "udp" to trace my network trafic. (analysing later) I want to reduce the size of the trace files. Firtst i can use the great -C option but old files are not deleted... Second I don't want trace RTP packet but i can't find how to use ("not rtp" , "udp.port < 10000"...) Idealy i want trace only few firsts bytes of RTP but all bytes of other... Any idea ? Thanks |
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