# python fritzcap.py --capture_files -d --monitor_calls --box_name 192.168.124.23
2017-06-21 13:00:47,052 - FritzCap started.
Exter the FritzBox password:
2017-06-21 13:00:49,306 - Connect to the call monitor service on 192.168.124.23:1012.
2017-06-21 13:00:49,315 - Connected to the call monitor service on 192.168.124.23:1012.
On Mac OS X, you do not get the prompt:
# python fritzcap.py --capture_files -d --monitor_calls --box_name 192.168.124.23
2017-06-21 16:51:12,286 - FritzCap 2.1 started.
2017-06-21 16:51:12,292 - Connect to the call monitor service on 192.168.124.23:1012.
2017-06-21 16:51:12,299 - Connected to the call monitor service on 192.168.124.23:1012.
Cause is likely that - despite Mac OS X being BSD based - it doesn't represent platform.system() as Linux (and certainly not Windows).
Need to figure out the platform and also how to get the password from the console.
On Linux:
On Mac OS X, you do not get the prompt:
Cause is likely that - despite Mac OS X being BSD based - it doesn't represent
platform.system()
asLinux
(and certainly notWindows
).Need to figure out the platform and also how to get the password from the console.