#Istat server daemon crashing install#

tcpdump.tgz - the original *nix sniffer.

Sniffing may or may not be legal on your network. These tools put the NIC into the promiscuous mode to capture traffic at the link layer.

libdb.tgz - database/hashing routines needed for perl and several of the dsniff tools.

libgmp.tgz - math libraries (needed for FreeS/WAN).

libcpp28.tgz - libstdc++.so.2.8.0 (needed for any C++ apps).

glib.tgz - libglib, libgmodule (needed for ethereal).

#Istat server daemon crashing install#

You can probably get by without these, but you may want to included them if you If you install any libraries after system bootup, you will need to run ldconfig. pthread.tgz - GNU thread libraries, needed for many tools.term.tgz - ncurses and terminal routines.bash.tgz - you will probably want this, because ash leaves a lot to be.dnslibs.tgz - libresolv, libnsl, libnss libraries (needed for DNS).It also include ldconfig and the full-blown kernel module utilities. NOTE: This must be present in the trinux directory on your hard drive if you are loading baselib.tgz - essential libraries needed for most trinux apps.system.tgz - network daemons utilities for SMTP and CDP (usually on the boot floppy).Will get errors when you try to use the tools. These package are required to do anything useful. Orange packages are somewhere in between. Green packages have been fully tested and integrated into the boot process, while red packages have been tested somewhat (have worked at least once) but have not been fully integrated into the bootup/configuration process. The color (green, orange, red) of the package name rates my confidence in the package. The goal is not to provide a comprehensive database of packages (ala Debian) but to give you a general idea of what the tool/package does so you can decide whether you want to include it in your Trinux 'load.'

The following categorization describe the contents of various Trinux packages and, in many cases, provides links back to the home pages of the original tools.