Parece que instalar uma versão posterior do wireshark é quase impossível no redhat 6. Eu pesquisei bastante na Web e não encontrei nenhuma pergunta em que alguém dissesse que o problema estava resolvido. Não me importo como eu faço isso. Veja o que tentei:
yum install wireshark <-- works but version too old
yum localinstall xxx <-- works only with an rc2 of v10 and gives error
./configure <-- "Need a working C++ compiler to build Wireshark with Qt"
O primeiro método está fora, já que a versão é muito antiga e não possui a opção ipv6 que precisamos.
O segundo método parece ser instalado e funciona, mas me dá um erro sobre uma biblioteca ausente quando a executo. Eu também estou preocupado com a instalação de um candidato a lançamento. Se eu tentar o non release candidate rpm, isso me dará um erro sobre a falta de bibliotecas ao tentar instalar.
O método final me dá um erro sobre o qt, mas o qt 4.6 está instalado.
Alguém realmente conseguiu que isso funcionasse? Precisa v1.10 pelo menos.
EDIT: Qt libs installed:
yum list installed | grep qt
qt.x86_64 1:4.6.2-28.el6_5 @base
qt-devel.x86_64 1:4.6.2-28.el6_5 @base
qt-sqlite.x86_64 1:4.6.2-28.el6_5 @base
qt-x11.x86_64 1:4.6.2-28.el6_5 @base
EDIT: Esta é a saída de ./configure:
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configure: error: Need a working C++ compiler to build Wireshark with Qt
Eu fiz uma instalação do yum no gcc, bison, flex, qt4-devel e libstdc ++.
OK, aqui está a lista completa dos comandos que eu corri para compilar o tshark. Estes são bastante específicos para o CentOS 6.5 e o Wireshark 1.12.4. Eu estou usando apenas a linha de comando, então não tenho certeza se isso compila a GUI ou não. Isso foi feito com uma nova VM do CentOS 6.5 sem atualizações instaladas, portanto, esperamos que isso cubra todos os requisitos. Parece tão fácil agora: -)
Click "Source Code" under "Stable Release" here:
https://www.wireshark.org/download.html
ftp the file to your CentOS 6 machine
yum install -y gcc-c++ bison flex gtk2 gtk2-devel libpcap-devel
tar -xvf wireshark-1.12.4.tar.bz2
cd wireshark-1.12.4
./configure --with-gtk2
make
make install
This should show 1.12.4:
tshark -v
Para os sistemas existentes, pode ser necessário pagar para executar o yum apagar o wireshark primeiro.
Parece que os pacotes instalados podem ser removidos posteriormente sem causar problemas: yum erase -y gcc-c ++ bison flex gtk2 gtk2-devel libpcap-devel
Não sou especialista em linux, portanto, quaisquer melhorias para essa resposta são bem-vindas.
Eu resolvi esse problema instalando o gcc-c ++ %código% Espero que isso ajude você. divirta-se