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Contents 1 Resources 2 Using Cygwin (but I highly suggest to use MinGW) 2.1 Requirements 2.2 Compiling libnids 1.20 3 Using MinGW 3.1 Requirements 3.2 Libnids 1.22 3.2.1 binaries 3.2.2 compiling

Resources

• Libnids official website

Using Cygwin (but I highly suggest to use MinGW)

Requirements

• First you need to setup Winpcap on Cygwin. This can be easily done using this article: How to install Winpcap / Libpcap under Cygwin
• You will also need Libnet 1.1.3: How to compile Libnet under Cygwin

Compiling libnids 1.20

WARNING: Compile but does not seem to link... I have many issues with Cygwin and porting libnet, libnids, ... Compared to using MinGW, i have no problem. See the article Setup and configure MinGW and libnet port

Requirements:

• Winpcap
• Libnet 1.1.3 compiled and working. See how to compile Libnet under Cygwin
• This patch to compile it under cygwin. See README file for more details.

You can also download pre-compiled binaries.

For example, here is my Cygwin console output used to apply this patch and compile.

Using MinGW

Requirements

1. First install MinGW
2. Setup Winpcap. This can be easily done using this article: How to install Winpcap / Libpcap under Cygwin
3. Setup Libnet. How to here

Libnids 1.22

binaries

Binaries for Windows x86 here

compiling

1. Download libnids-mingw-1.1.2.1.zip
2. Unpack
3. See the readme file or execute:

./autogen.sh
./configure
make
make install
./clean-generated.sh

Examples works fine, but you should specify the interface you want to use in the source files.