looking at the
packets you could see a delay of 100ms, which is long but
acceptablewhere in the RTP Streams window you look at the
delay? The only parameters I see are:
* Src IP addr,Src port,Dest IP addr,Dest
port,SSRC,Payload,Packets,Lost,Max Delta (ms),Max Jitter
Hi Anders, thanks. But, as u know i've been trying to write a deceder function So it goes something like this: My_decoder_fun(..) { proto_tree *my_tree; proto_item
*te; te = proto_tree_add_text(tree, tvb, offset, 1, val_to_str(MY_EXT_VAL, gtp_val, "Unknown message"));
LEGO wrote:
I just tried to open some files with my intel
based minimac and they do not work...
Where were the capture files created, and what application wrote them?
oddly enough capture works only
if you are seeing packets in real-time, if instead you try to capture
without it fails to
Check out doc/README.developer chapter 2.7 Reassembly/desegmentation for
protocols running atop TCP.
Thanx,
Jaap
Thank you Jaap!
I resolved my problem with the second method exposed in chapter
2.7. Now things seems to work.
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John R. wrote:
I have an issue with desegmentation of packets: if the minimal header
required to judge length is broken across TCP segments A and B, at
segment A it decides properly to return expecting the remainder of the
minimal header. In my problem case, the next tcp segment to arrive has
you MUST use a hf_ field as the second parameter.
you can NOT use NULL since
1, NULL is not an integer and is therefore the WRONG type for the
second parameter and would anyway give you a compiler error if you
tried.
2, there are plenty of examples on how to use hf_fields in the code.
please
Guy Harris wrote:
ronnie sahlberg wrote:
The difference is the difference between the upside down A (==For ALL it
is true)
and the mirrored E (==there EXISTS at least one)
I.e.:
payload.packet.a_field != 1
means there exists at least one instance of payload.packet.a_field in
Found!
there's libz.1.2.3 in both /usr/lib and /opt/local/lib
as soon as I removed that in /opt/local/lib I solved the issue...
diferent library same mis-bahaviour as I used to have with open-ssl
Solved by
[pociccio:~/src/trunk] lego% sudo mv /opt/local/lib/libz.1.2.3.dylib
Thank you Tim, I reinstalled Cygwin tools, and I was able to compile, but am
now unable to link. I checked my path to make sure I am using the MSVC
linker, and I get this error:
ftype-ipv4.c(108) : error C2065: 'fvalue_t_free_list' : undeclared
identifier
I am working on tracking this bug down,
Oh thats interesting. I think my wireshark was built with the source
of libz as well but really what whould have been needed was a export
LDFLAGS -lz for most of the tools. I'm rebuilding it currently on a
new MacPro. Will report if that fixes it too.
On 07.09.2006, at 13:57, LEGO wrote:
What are you using as source (e.g. SVN tip or source distribution
0.99.3)? I usually build from SVN tip. However, I haven't applied
updates for couple months. Maybe I'll have time to update do a clean
build.
-Tim
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I am building from the source distrobution 0.99.3
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I have done several plugin dissectors in the past for internal
protocols, all TCP- and UDP-based. I am now trying to add a plugin for a
protocol that uses HTTP as the transport. Easy, I thought! Well, not so
easy it appears.
I am confused by the logic in packet-http.c around line 1059:
On Thu, 2006-09-07 at 03:22 -0700, Guy Harris wrote:
John R. wrote:
I have an issue with desegmentation of packets: if the minimal
header
required to judge length is broken across TCP segments A and B, at
segment A it decides properly to return expecting the remainder of
the
minimal
XML's dissector is called as an heuristic dissector for http, can't
you do like it does?
Luis
On 9/7/06, Bryant Eastham [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All-
I have done several plugin dissectors in the past for internal
protocols, all TCP- and UDP-based. I am now trying to add a plugin for a
Committed revision 19172.
I modified so that calling it like
make-sminmpec.pl -gen
is like calling it
make-sminmpec.pl -gen \
http://www.iana.org/assignments/enterprise-numbers \
sminmpec.c
Luis
On 9/7/06, Andrew Feren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This adds some features to
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Committed revision 19172.
I modified so that calling it like
make-sminmpec.pl -gen
is like calling it
make-sminmpec.pl -gen \
http://www.iana.org/assignments/enterprise-numbers \
sminmpec.c
If you try using this default I doubt
Have you done the following:
Do you intend to build using MSVC CYGWIN tools?
Was your Win32 build environment setup using the Developers Guide,
sections 2.3 4.6.2?
If you intended to use MSVC CYGWIN tools, a command prompt [DOS
prompt] is the way to go!
Also ensure that you have run
Hello,
I re-installed my PC and I'm trying to re-setup my wireshark build
environment. After a fresh svn checkout, a nmake -f makefile.nmake
distclean, I can't run nmake -f makefile.nmake setup: win32setup.sh
complains about cl that can't be found:
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I just did build based on source distribution 0.99.3 (retrieved today)!
I did find that the file \wireshark\airpcap.h is missing from the
distribution and causes the build to fail.
Before starting the first build, did you execute: nmake
-fmakefile.nmake distclean and nmake -fmakefile.nmake
LEGO wrote:
there's libz.1.2.3 in both /usr/lib and /opt/local/lib
Gak. Any idea what package installed its own private libz? It probably
shouldn't be doing that, unless it needs 1.2.3 or later and can't work
with earlier versions.
as soon as I removed that in /opt/local/lib I solved the
On 9/7/06, Guy Harris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Gak. Any idea what package installed its own private libz? It probably
shouldn't be doing that, unless it needs 1.2.3 or later and can't work
with earlier versions.
Darwinports does use its own dependencies for a *lot* of things even
if
OK, so I'm digging into desegment_tcp.
What I find is that when segment B comes it looks for the most recent
prior PDU which it calls msp. It calculates an offset and length for
the last snippet of Segment A. The length is 4, which is the length of
data at the end of Segment A. It uses this info
Thank you! My intent was really not to add more work to
others, but to investigate how to solve the problem on my own. I appreciate your
offer. Since that solution is "real", I will not spend any time on my
"conversation" hack.
Thanks again,
Bryant
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Check the WishList on the wiki Analysis item 5.It has been planned for quite a while but there has not yet been any real or urgent need for this.Ill try to implement this sometimes this weekend.The solution I implement will require that you have reassembly enabled.
On 9/8/06, Bryant Eastham [EMAIL
Are you using the latest SVN ?I fixed a bug in pdu tracking/reassembly about ~2 weeks agoOn 9/8/06, John R.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:OK, so I'm digging into desegment_tcp.What I find is that when segment B comes it looks for the most recent
prior PDU which it calls msp. It calculates an offset and
Hello,
for some reasons not really clear to me, the build process for the
documentation tries to download some files from the docbook repository:
34.327847 192.168.0.3 - 217.237.150.115 DNS Standard query A
docbook.sourceforge.net
34.391786 217.237.150.115 - 192.168.0.3 DNS Standard query
Hi,
as requested here is a patch in order to take into account Encryption
and Authentication keys for ESP in hexa.
You only have to write your key with 0x first. In this case if the key
is not in 8-bit unit, it will be considered as starting with a 0 (4 bits).
Excepted this case, the key
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