So NOX's messenger is a fairly generic method for communicating with external
applications over a socket. Built on top of this is jsonmessenger which
communicates JSON messages over a socket.
If you specifically want to use protobufs (and not JSON messages), then you'd
want to use the plain me
Thanks Murphy.
I guess 2nd option is the better to go with.
Can I use boost.python for that?
And I guess plain messenger is exposed to python. There are messenger.py and
messenger.cpp/hh files corresponding to plain messenger.
-Harshil
From: Murphy McCauley [mailto:jam...@nau.edu]
Sent: Wednesd
No, the plain messenger is not exposed to Python. Kyriakos and I did enough of
the JSON messenger to get monitoring working, but never did the normal
messenger. The messenger.py should really be named messenger_client.py, and
maybe shouldn't even be in that directory -- it's a library for writ
Hi, I'm currently not in the office. Thanks for the logging hint. I will look
further into that and keep you posted as soon as I'm back.
My module is written in Python and does some minimal logging. Maybe there is
the error. I will try to execute the same module in the old and working
environmen
I am just getting started with nox and before I throw real traffic at
my setup, I would like to be able to use a pcap file as input.
When I try:
./nox_core -i pcap:162.pcap:162.out
I get:
1|openflow|ERR:pcap support not built in. Ensure you have pcap
installed and rebuild
Looking at the n
If I recall correctly, this is enabled or disabled automatically during
configure based on whether the pcap header and/or library can be found.
On Ubuntu, you should be good if you have... I think it's libpcap-dev
installed. If you don't, please install it and then re-run configure.
If you hav
