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I have a similar problem too. I run the perl script through Web and the script shall call a system utility program which merges two binary files. Here is part of my codes: $src_file = "/var/www/cgi-bin/abc" $tar_file = "/var/www/cgi-bin/pqr" system("merge -w $tar_file $src_file"); Nothing...

But it doesn't work when I run the perl script from Web. What is the crux?? Thanks for help.

May I know if there is any difference between executing the combined statement and executing each statement at sequence?

Well, there are two typical ways to do the capture. First is spanning. Presuming the firewall is connected to a switch, just simply configure mirroring the port onto a span port which is connected to the anaylzer. Second way is tapping. It requires a passive network tap equipment to copy the...

Application is the application conversation. Service is the summary of each protocol. It aggreagates data from all application conversations of a particular host (usually the application server). Suppose there are 4 HTTP conversations. A -> M A -> N B -> M B -> N Then there are 4 entries at...

I am sorry if I misunderstood your question well. What do you mean by the outside (external) portion? Do you mean the physical connection of the NIC cable?

The simplest way to do so is installing the Sniffer or any analyzer on the client PC. Start capturing before you do everything on the client PC, such as the ftp session or web browsing. The analyzer of Sniffer captures all packets to and from the client PC. Hope it is what you're looking for.