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Folks, what is the best way to kill an established connection from the shell in linux?
Looks like there are ‘tcpkill’ and ‘cutter’ tools available, however, on my gentoo amd64 tcpkill is disabled by the ‘amd64’ keyword and cutter, when used, prints an error “openning /proc/net/ip_conntrack: No such file or directory”.
Is there any other way to kill the connection?
Thanks.
The 2.4_beta1-r4 of dsniff (containing tcpkill) is “only” marked as ~amd64, so you might want to give it a shot anyway.
(not exactly a programming question though…)