multisniff is a packet sniffing tool I wrote for recording traffic while doing concurrent protocol interoperability tests.
It's very similar to tcpdump, except it keeps separate pcap files for each recording session by IP address. A recording session is defined as any traffic seen originating from or destined towards a given IP address within a configurable amount of time.
There are no binary distributions of this application. In order to build your own, scons is required. I had switched to scons after I got tired of dealing with autoconf/make sucking for too long.
General usage is modeled after tcpdump, so it should be familiar to anyone who'd be capturing packets. The notable differences are that you must specify a directory to write the pcap files (with the -d option) and a capture interface. More details are available from the built-in help.
This software is licensed under the MIT license.
mercurial repository (changelog, checkout, etc...)