To install Azinix, download the azinix-alpha.tar.gz file.
gunzip azinix-alpha.tar.gz to uncompress the file, creating azinix.tar. Run tar xvf azinix.tar to create the azinix directory. This directory includes a Makefile, source subdirectory (src), documentation (doc), and tests (tests).
Azinix requires several libraries: pcap, libnet, tcl, and pcre. Manually edit Makefile in the azinix directory to set the paths for the required libraries, and run make to build Azinix.
(Look for the text EditMe in the Makefile.) To build Azinix, you need to have the following libraries:
- Pcap packet capture library. The official release is at tcpdump.org. (Here is a local copy.)
- I found the polling enhancements made by Phil Wood to have much higher performance (these require a 2.6 or later kernel).
- Libnet packet injection library. The official release is here. (Here is a local copy.)
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I made small changes to the function libnet_write_link in
libnet_link_linux.c to avoid wasted calls to ioctl.
The three new files are
libnet_link_linux.c
libnet_init.c, and
libnet-structures.h.
- If the basic installation of libnet does not create a
library (i.e., a libnet.a), just run the following two commands:
ar cru libnet.a *.o (in the libnet/src directory),
then ranlib libnet.a.
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I made small changes to the function libnet_write_link in
libnet_link_linux.c to avoid wasted calls to ioctl.
The three new files are
libnet_link_linux.c
libnet_init.c, and
libnet-structures.h.
- Tcl UI and scripting language. The official release is here. Version 8.4.0 or higher is required. (Here is a local copy.)
- PCRE regular expression analysis library. The official release is
here. (Here is a local copy.)
- CuDD library for building Binary Decision Diagrams.
The official release is here; however,
you must use my version.