Thank you, I was not aware of that approach. Unfortunately it won't work
for my case - the dissector needs to examine IP addresses and port
numbers, and it does so heuristically.
I'll consider opening an enhancement report when I have finished writing
the test data.
Cheers,
Patrick
I haven't had the time to look into this tool yet, although I hope to
one day, but the network expect tool that Eloy Paris wrote and maintains
might be useful to you: http://www.netexpect.org.
http://www.wireshark.org/lists/wireshark-dev/200805/msg00145.html
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Hi Saeed,
This has been discussed before...
http://www.wireshark.org/lists/wireshark-dev/200708/msg00041.html
You can search the wireshark mailing list archives to see if there are
more discussions.
HTH
Abhik.
On Tue, Jul 22, 2008 at 4:49 PM, Saeed Akhtar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I am
Dear Wireshark team!
I am currently writing a wireshark plugin which dissects custom data
chunks from within a sctp message. Unfortunately, in order to work
properly, it is necessary to know how long this specific sctp data chunk
is. I've tried several things (for example writing another sctp
Hi All,
Can anyone please provide me a sample code to dissect an incoming message into
a structure that also contains an array? For e.g. if the target structure is:
struct sample_struct {
int param1;
int param2[10];
};
Then please suggest me the appropriate way to
the information about the length of the transported pdu is passed via the tvb.
take a look at tvbuff.h
On Mon, Jul 21, 2008 at 3:20 PM, Gastermann, Bernd Christian
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Wireshark team!
I am currently writing a wireshark plugin which dissects custom data chunks
from
Hi Bernd,
you can get the length of the user message from the length of the tvb.
So
why do you need the stream identifier for your dissection. If you have
multiple upper layers, your protocol should used separate payload
protocol
identifiers. You can register your dissector for particular
On Jul 22, 2008, at 9:02 AM, Luis EG Ontanon wrote:
the information about the length of the transported pdu is passed
via the tvb.
take a look at tvbuff.h
...and at tvb_reported_length(), in particular. (tvb_length() tells
you the amount of captured data, which could be less than the
Are you automatically finding these? How? I was wondering about
finding a way to do it...
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http://anonsvn.wireshark.org/viewvc/viewvc.cgi?view=revrevision=25794
User: wmeier
Date: 2008/07/22 11:36 AM
Log:
Add NULL termination element to value_string arrays.
Jeff Morriss wrote:
Are you automatically finding these? How? I was wondering about
finding a way to do it...
Yep: A little bit of regex'ing in checkAPIs.pl seems to work OK for the
way most value_string arrays are defined in Wireshark code.
The current code finds and checks the cases
Bill Meier wrote:
Jeff Morriss wrote:
Are you automatically finding these? How? I was wondering about
finding a way to do it...
Yep: A little bit of regex'ing in checkAPIs.pl seems to work OK for the
way most value_string arrays are defined in Wireshark code.
The current code
Hello All
I just wanted to know whether we can register our plugin dissector with
Multiple protocols.
Basically my dissector should be able to dissect both UDP and TCP packet
payload.
I am implementing it as a Heuristic dissector by :--
heur_dissector_add(tcp, dissect_mprotocol,
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Hi,
What about this
dissect_my_protocol(, gboolean tcp)
{
}
dissect_my_protocol_tcp()
{
dissect_my_protocol(., TRUE);
}
dissect_my_protocol_udp()
{
dissect_my_protocol(., FALSE);
}
heur_dissector_add(tcp, dissect_my_protocol_tcp,
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