How do I get at installed wireshark

"CodeMonk" <jascwa RemoveThis @yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Aaron Gray wrote:
>> Dumb question here, I have installed Wireshark on Fedora Core 5 using YUM
>> but cannot seem to find the exe.
>>
>> Many thanks in advance,
>>
>> Aaron
>
> /usr/bin/wireshark
>
> as a side note, you will probably want "yum install wireshark-gnome" also,
> but I'm not familiar with FC5, so I could certainly be wrong.

Thanks, yes it needed wieshark-gnome.

Aaon

Aaron Gray wrote:
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> Thanks, yes it needed wieshark-gnome.
>

Glad it worked out for you. I'd like to install 'wine', but RH
doesn't seem to have a yum package available for it. Have you trodden
down this path yet?

- Scott

"CodeMonk" <jascwa RemoveThis @yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Aaron Gray wrote:
>>
>> Thanks, yes it needed wieshark-gnome.
>>
>
> Glad it worked out for you. I'd like to install 'wine', but RH doesn't
> seem to have a yum package available for it. Have you trodden down this
> path yet?

RH6 has Wine I belive at least I seem to remember running MS IE on it.

Cannot remember any deatils though,

Aaron

Aaron Gray wrote:
>
> RH6 has Wine I belive at least I seem to remember running MS IE on it.
>
> Cannot remember any deatils though,
>

I just had someone tell me that the latest version is
wine-0.9.43-2.fc7, and they got it from the yum fedora updates repository.

I use RHEL5, but YUM says no wine found. Seems strange that Redhat
would provide something for the free Fedora, but not for the retail
RHEL5. Anyway, thanks for your help.

- Scott

"CodeMonk" <jascwa RemoveThis @yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Aaron Gray wrote:
>>
>> RH6 has Wine I belive at least I seem to remember running MS IE on it.
>>
>> Cannot remember any deatils though,
>>
>
> I just had someone tell me that the latest version is wine-0.9.43-2.fc7,
> and they got it from the yum fedora updates repository.
>
> I use RHEL5, but YUM says no wine found. Seems strange that Redhat would
> provide something for the free Fedora, but not for the retail RHEL5.
> Anyway, thanks for your help.

Too many security issues for an enterprise version.

Aaron

Aaron Gray wrote:
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> Too many security issues for an enterprise version.
>

I really hadn't even considered that being a possible issue. Thanks
for the insight.

- Scott

CodeMonk wrote:
> I use RHEL5, but YUM says no wine found. Seems strange that Redhat
> would provide something for the free Fedora, but not for the retail
> RHEL5. Anyway, thanks for your help.

Wine in Fedora is provided and maintained by the community, not Red Hat.
Community-maintained wine packages for RHEL are available from the
Extra Packages for Enterprise Linux repository:
http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/EPEL

--
Markku Kolkka
markku.kolkka.DeleteThis@iki.fi

Markku Kolkka wrote:
>
> Wine in Fedora is provided and maintained by the community, not Red Hat.
> Community-maintained wine packages for RHEL are available from the
> Extra Packages for Enterprise Linux repository:
> http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/EPEL
>

That's helpful stuff - Thanks !!!

- Scott