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And BTW, Guy, these are typically personal laptops that wireshark is installed
on.
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--- Comment #21 from Guy Harris ---
(In reply to Mike Baker from comment #20)
> Guy, our company has 5 dissectors for custom protocols we use. Previously,
> we had been copying these .lua files to C:\Program
>
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--- Comment #19 from Guy Harris ---
(In reply to Mike Baker from comment #18)
> Thank you, Stig!
>
> Indeed, that was the problem with the handling of the lua code using
> ftypes.ETHER. I had copied the older .lua
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--- Comment #20 from Mike Baker ---
Guy, our company has 5 dissectors for custom protocols we use. Previously, we
had been copying these .lua files to C:\Program Files\Wireshark\plugins\x.y.z
folder each time a
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Created attachment 15749
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Error dialog if struct.lua is not put in C:\Program Files\Wireshark
Again, thanks
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--- Comment #24 from Guy Harris ---
(In reply to Mike Baker from comment #23)
> And BTW, Guy, these are typically personal laptops that wireshark is
> installed on.
Then you might want to try just putting the scripts
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--- Comment #3 from Gerrit Code Review ---
Change 23012 had a related patch set uploaded by Dario Lombardo:
mrcpv2: fix bug in use of ws_strtou32.
https://code.wireshark.org/review/23012
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--- Comment #2 from Jaap Keuter ---
Oh, this is rather interesting. You've got a NEC phone going through a DHCP
relay to a DHCP server where this was captured. Can you tell which type of
phone it is, on what VoIP
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--- Comment #3 from Kenneth Coombes ---
Thank you for feedback.
@Alexis
Thank you for the idea. While the phone is not an Alcatel phone, I was indeed
able (in Wireshark 2.4 only) to disable the Alcatel-Lucent
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--- Comment #6 from Pascal Quantin ---
Given than code points can also change and cannot be used as part of the key to
find matches, I do not see how to solve this for now.
How can we differentiate that the end
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--- Comment #3 from Pascal Quantin ---
(In reply to Michael Mann from comment #2)
> (In reply to Pascal Quantin from comment #1)
> > Indeed simple_statistics_dialog.cpp lacks the implementation of the
> >
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--- Comment #4 from Gerrit Code Review ---
Change 23012 merged by Alexis La Goutte:
mrcpv2: fix bug in use of ws_strtou32.
https://code.wireshark.org/review/23012
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Change 23013 had a related patch set uploaded by Alexis La Goutte:
mrcpv2: fix bug in use of ws_strtou32.
https://code.wireshark.org/review/23013
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--- Comment #6 from Gerrit Code Review ---
Change 23013 merged by Dario Lombardo:
mrcpv2: fix bug in use of ws_strtou32.
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--- Comment #4 from Pascal Quantin ---
I saw that they use one common tid.
But packet 5 is using source tid 4c585f and packet 17 is using destination tid
aad0. Based on the previous logs in bug 13739, I would
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--- Comment #14 from Mike Baker ---
Thanks for your comments, Guy, as well as renaming the title of this bug.
My understanding of the proper folder for .lua files is C:\Program
Files\Wireshark\plugins\2.4.0. (the
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--- Comment #3 from conall.prenderg...@anam.com ---
Hi Pascal,
Apologies for the confusion.
In the trace above, there are two distinct TCAP transactions, but they happen
to use a common transaction ID (ad0).
You are correct in saying
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4c585f would be the otid in this case.
That TCAP END is being sent by OPC=11334.
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--- Comment #8 from conall.prenderg...@anam.com ---
Could we use the SCCP calling GT?
Taking into account a possible change in the first replay, as mentioned by
Vasil here. https://bugs.wireshark.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=13739#c6
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--- Comment #9 from Pascal Quantin ---
(In reply to conall.prendergast from comment #8)
> Could we use the SCCP calling GT?
> Taking into account a possible change in the first replay, as mentioned by
> Vasil
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--- Comment #15 from Guy Harris ---
(In reply to Mike Baker from comment #14)
> Thanks for your comments, Guy, as well as renaming the title of this bug.
>
> My understanding of the proper folder for .lua files is
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--- Comment #7 from Pascal Quantin ---
So this capture is the opposite of bug 13739. We have a match both for the
source tid / source address, and destination tid / destination address.
Either we test first with
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--- Comment #16 from Guy Harris ---
(In reply to Mike Baker from comment #14)
> BTW, when I copied the .lua files to the "plugins" folder, namely C:\Program
> Files\Wireshark\plugins, I also get no complaints. But if
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--- Comment #17 from Stig Bjørlykke ---
I suspect you are using a init.lua file from version 2.2.x which has an entry
in the ftypes table ["ETHER"] = 28 on a 2.4.0 installation which interprets the
value 28 as
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--- Comment #7 from João Valverde ---
(In reply to Marius Paliga from comment #6)
> (In reply to João Valverde from comment #5)
> > I don't see any duplicates in your example dictionary, unless they were
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--- Comment #23 from João Valverde ---
(In reply to Marius Paliga from comment #20)
> I just built windows version and everything is OK here. So I have problem
> just with linux version.
Can you confirm
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