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# Docker instructions
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*Note: Dockerfiles are only provided for Debian-like distributions so far.*
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## Configure image building:
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Uncomment the distribution reference you want to use, in top section in
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`debian-distros/Dockerfile`.
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## Build the image:
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`cd debian-distros`
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`./docker_build.sh`
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## Run the container, and start ssldump inside the container:
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`./docker_run.sh`
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`(in container) sudo ssldump -n -i eth0 -j -AH`
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## Mirror traffic to container
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Outside of the container, adjust local interface name and container IP address
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in `mirror_traffic_to_container.sh`.
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Then mirror local traffic to ssldump container:
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`./mirror_traffic_to_container.sh`
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