running on a small microprocessor? ;-)
> >
> > Seriously, this behavior is coming out of Tomcat Web
> > Server/3.3.1 Final
> > (JSP 1.1; Servlet 2.2). We do, however, have our own implementations
> > in which nagle is not available. I would have to check with the
> &g
ehalf Of ronnie
> sahlberg
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> :-)
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> I have example captures of some x509 related protocols running atop
> http which sho
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> I have example captures of some x509 related protocols running atop http
> which show this.
>
> I will try to look into implementing this in the
in,
Bryant
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That would solve the problem for YOU but would be the wrong way to solve the issue.We dont want dissectors to start implementing what is essentially tcp reassembly and tcp session tracking in the dissectors themself since this belongs in the tcp dissector not in the application dissector.
While
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"I now have the following problem. It is common for our implementation
to
dump the headers in one segment and then dump the data in the next, with
no Content-Length."
Why does it send this as two segments?
You have no
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Further HTTP woes...
This only affects PDUs that spans multiple tcp segments.This
can not be solved in the HTTP dissector but requires that the TCP dissector and
the TCP reassembly code is enhanced to provide an api such as "reassemble tcp
data from this segment and all the way until
"I now have the following problem. It is common for our implementation todump the headers in one segment and then dump the data in the next, withno Content-Length."Why does it send this as two segments?
You have not disabled NAGLE have you?
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This only affects PDUs that spans multiple tcp segments.This can not be solved in the HTTP dissector but requires that the TCP dissector and the TCP reassembly code is enhanced to provide an api such as "reassemble tcp data from this segment and all the way until a RST or a FIN"
TCP reassembly does
It appears that HTTP requests/responses that are not chunked and do not
include a Content-Length cannot be decoded correctly. The following
comment appears in the code:
* If no content length was supplied (or if a bad content length
* was supplied), the amount of data to be proce
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