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Date: Sat, 12 Jul 1997 12:16:17 +0000
From: mark abrenio <mabrenio@usa.net>
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hello.

i was wondering if anyone has heard of the program called tcptrace.the
tcpdump analizer.

i installed it yesterday (i could not get anything but the 
3.2.9 beta to compile~).but when i call it against a packet file it says
"packet formatnot recognized."

i did it just like the documentation said. 

if anyone has any suggestions they wouldgreatly be appreciated.

any other software available for analyzing dump files?