On Mon, Oct 28, 2002 at 05:42:46PM +0200, Yaniv Kaul wrote: > Opening the file on Linux, it is shown nicely. On Windows, the source and > destination addresses are empty.
It's not solely the result of an address-to-name resolution problem, as it shows up even if address-to-name resolution for network names is disabled. I.e., "ip6_to_str()" isn't working correctly on Windows. "ip6_to_str()" just calls "inet_ntop.c", which does a "switch" on the first argument. I seem to remember seeing complaints about AF_INET6 being redefined, so perhaps we're defining it ourselves in a header included by one of "epan/inet_ntop.c" and "epan/to_str.c" but not by both of them, so they're using different values for AF_INET6.
