https://bugs.wireshark.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=13950
Mike Baker <mba...@activevideo.com> changed:
What |Removed |Added
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Status|INCOMPLETE |RESOLVED
Resolution|--- |FIXED
--- Comment #18 from Mike Baker <mba...@activevideo.com> ---
Thank you, Stig!
Indeed, that was the problem with the handling of the lua code using
ftypes.ETHER. I had copied the older .lua file across, not realizing there had
been changes.
Specifically, in the 2.2.8 version of init.lua, notice that UINT8 has the value
= 3:
-- Field Types
ftypes = {
["NONE"] = 0,
["PROTOCOL"] = 1,
["BOOLEAN"] = 2,
["UINT8"] = 3,
["UINT16"] = 4,
...
["STRINGZ"] = 26,
["UINT_STRING"] = 27,
["ETHER"] = 28,
["BYTES"] = 29,
...
}
While in the 2.4.0 version of init.lua, there is a new "CHAR" type inserted
with value = 3. This has a rippling effect down to change the value of the
ETHER ftype:
-- Field Types
ftypes = {
["NONE"] = 0,
["PROTOCOL"] = 1,
["BOOLEAN"] = 2,
["CHAR"] = 3,
["UINT8"] = 4,
["UINT16"] = 5,
...
["STRINGZ"] = 27,
["UINT_STRING"] = 28,
["ETHER"] = 29,
["BYTES"] = 30,
...
}
Sorry for the trouble I caused in reporting this -- I am resolving the issue,
thanks again!
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