To COMPILE
type: gcc -o ../List lister.c find.c connect.c at the prompt

To USE:

Find out what your network interface is called.
Do this by typing ifconfig -a.  It should be called something like
eth0 or ppp0 or sl0 etc etc

Now, for example type List eth0 10.
List will now listen on interface eth0 for 10 packets.  It will
then display each unique connection that it finds.

The format of the display is

Up and running. Collect them NFO'Z
0: src:1.2.3.4 57 dst:4.56.2.3 23
1: src:4.56.2.3 23 dst:1.2.3.4 57
Found 2 unique connections.

List found two unique connections.  This is really simply one connection,
but it displays both directions of the connection.  For more information
on the uniqueness of connections and on TCP/IP please refer
to either one of Comer's, or Steven's books, or both. 

This information is then used to run Watch


Version 1.1

Corrected unique connections bug. (It didn't work)

Corrected port display. Was displaying port number incorrectly

