Comment # 1
on bug 11237
from Guy Harris
What does the command "which wirehark" print?
If it doesn't print "/usr/local/bin/wireshark", make sure your path includes
/usr/local/bin, and, if it does, try re-installing Wireshark and make sure the
command-line tools are selected.
Once it *does* print "/usr/local/bin/wireshark", try, instead, using
tail -f -c +0 %c | wireshark -k -i -
as the command.
/Applications/Wireshark.app/Contents/MacOS/wireshark is, in the GTK+ versions
of OS X Wireshark, *not* the executable image for Wireshark; it is, instead, a
wrapper to make the actual GTK+ version of Wireshark work as much like an OS X
app as it can be made to work.
The right way to run Wireshark from the command line in OS X is to use the
wrapper script that's installed as a command-line tool.
(But the wrapper program shouldn't crash in this case. I'll look at that.)
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