On Thu, Jan 16, 2003 at 03:25:30PM -0500, Robert Casto wrote: > Guy, You are asking ethereal-users, which is the right thing to do, not just asking me, as that would be the wrong thing to do. (It is almost *always* the wrong thing to do to ask only me questions about Ethereal, Tethereal, tcpdump, libpcap, and the like, as that assumes that I will be able to answer the question better than anybody else, which is often an incorrect presumption - I might not be able to answer it at all, or somebody else might have a better answer.)
> I was wondering if there was a different way I could get processed data > from Tethereal? > > What I want to do is log all the HTTP requests and write out different > pieces of information. The options print a one line synopsis or a full > blown breakdown of the protocol. > > What I want to do is pull info from the processed info, and then output > pieces like the IP source and destination addresses and the HTTP header. > This way I can do logging of web servers without the servers having to > do it themselves which slows them down. There is no other form of output available from Tethereal, as nobody's written any code to do that. You'd have to write a script to parse the one-line summary or full-blown breakdown, or modify the Tethereal code.
