Hi,
I created a patchset which processes the Linux USB pseudoheader more
detailed and (hopefully) more correctly. The patchset is ready to
review and available at http://bugs.wireshark.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=2108
.
Márton Németh
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On 15. des.. 2007, at 14.26, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
With increasing number of dissectors, heuristics cause sometimes
false hits on packets. It's a pain to go through the menu / enabled
protocols dialog to temporarily disable such dissector. This change
adds an option to the packet
Stig Bjørlykke wrote:
The hfinfo-strings contains a protocol_t when handling a FT_PROTOCOL,
but hfinfo-parent can be -1 in other cases. I suppose all elements
created with proto_tree_add_text, which uses the static hf entry in
proto.c, will crash wireshark when selected in the Protocol
Hello,
Was the problem tracable? Actually there is an urgency to trace the
thing.One more thing that was observed is, i can see the Preference of my
Plugin but there is no Save button on the Wireshark:Preferences window.
My Wireshark Version is 0.99.6.
Kindly respond to the
Hi,
I tried to avoid walking the tree, but failed to spot this issue. Let's
see how to treewalk then.
Thanx,
Jaap
Guy Harris wrote:
Stig Bjørlykke wrote:
The hfinfo-strings contains a protocol_t when handling a FT_PROTOCOL,
but hfinfo-parent can be -1 in other cases. I suppose all
2007/12/14, Raymond Jender [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Are there any known issues when running Wireshark on
a Windows XP VMware Guest?
I am running Ubuntu 6.10 host. I have Wireshark
0.99.6a installed on a Windows XP VMware Guest.
I also have Wireshark on the host Ubuntu. If I ping a
device on
Hi,
Loose the ipt_config_preferencefile variable, just go with
gbl_iptConfigDictionary. See packet-cigi.c where global_host_ip is
handled similarly.
Thanx,
Jaap
khushbu thakkar wrote:
Hi Jaap,
Thanx for the response. Attached is the part of plugin code.
Reply Soon,
Thank