Then just save as an application and make sure that it's the same name and set up the handlers as shown on your website Open Script Editor and paste the code you done.ĭo script "mkfifo /tmp/capture_" & new_cap_INTĭo script "wireshark -k -i /tmp/capture_" & new_cap_INTĭo script "ssh " & new_cap_HOST & " tcpdump -U -i " & new_cap_INT & " -s 0 -w – > /tmp/capture_" & new_cap_INT So thought OK make my own Applescript app in El Capitan.
For some strange reason when using your app it gave me the error message. To install it, you can download the app from the link below, just unzip it, and copy the app to your Applications directory. I created a script, and after a bit of testing, it’s now turned into a workable solution. This can be done through AppleScript, and actually can perform both actions – launching Wireshark, and associating “capture://” with the program.Īfter a couple of hours digging around, I came across a workable solution. So, we need to create one, and the program to actually run Wireshark. We can edit handlers if they already exist, but it’s not easy to create them as and when we want them. The problem is that there is no handler for the “capture://” part of the URL.
So, the idea is that when you select Capture from the right-click pop-up menu and select the interface in UNL, then Wireshark should launch. Why should those Windows users have all the fun? Wouldn’t you like to be able to capture traffic in Wireshark on your Mac? Well, you have come to the right place! We can now have Wireshark integration with OSX in UNetLab!
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