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clang: error: linker command failed with exit code 1 (use -v to see invocation) #3
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Hey! You seems to be missing a dependency on your machine related to libelf. If you're on a debian based system, you can install it by running the following command: sudo apt-get install libelf-dev Let me know if the issue still persists, also there's a provided Dockerfile in another branch ( |
libelf-dev is already there.
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Or else this may also be triggered by
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zlib1g-dev is also installed.
The output of
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Oh I see what's might be causing this issue, your system use a different set of flags to gather the libs than mine that I have for now hardcoded into the Makefile, could you try compiling on the |
The way that ldd $(which curl) | grep ssl Meanwhile, is the original issue fixed? If it worked, I'll make sure to get the fix out on the |
Yes my main issue is fixed. But I want to make this tool working on my system and on other systems
Also I want the tool to also capture firefox, chrome, ms-edge, traffics too. |
It seems that your system is using libs from a home directory of a "linuxbrew" user which is far from being common in many Linux system where libs are mostly in /lib*/. My current implementation of getting the system libs is simply by looking recursively in hardcoded common paths in linux systems which is why yours is not sniffed. As written in the readme of In your case, you can sniff your traffic by hardcoding your |
When I'm trying to build the tools using
make
I find the following error:
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