Chris,
I spoke too soon. I went back to see what was
implemented in the custom dissector (been a while) and
the data being dissected with the code, and found that
the proposed change would not work for me.
The packets I'm dissecting are actually non-Ethernet packets
inside Ethernet framing. I t
Hi,
Found this on the GTK mailing list:
http://mail.gnome.org/archives/gtk-devel-list/2007-December/msg00113.html
>I humbly suggest that the versioning recommendation for the GTK+ stack
>and GNOME in general is amended for the third "micro" part of the
>version numbers to match the convention used
Hi,
Patience my friend, patience. With over 250 bug reports and 75 patches
pending it will take some time before anyone gets to it. Especially
since your dissector is not small and very atypical, someone has to a
liking to it and invest the time to verify it. That will take some time.
Thanx,
J
Yes, but the source & destination MAC's are passed to sub-dissectors in
the pinfo->src and pinfo->dst fields anyway, so the original poster
could have gleaned them from there instead:
packet-eth.c
Line 205: SET_ADDRESS(&pinfo->src, AT_ETHER, 6, src_addr);
Line 209: SET_ADDRESS(&pinfo->dst,
Chris,
Orignal poster wanted a way to select the frames
based on MAC signature - that was a way to do that.
Yes, I agree with you that it passed the whole
eth frame instead of just the payload like other
dissectors do. Just the way it works now in eth
dissector.
It should be easy to change it
Mike,
First, thanks for the response. Like I said below though, I don't think
any of the other dissectors work that way. UDP, for example, makes a
call to tvb_new_subset() to pass the payload of the UDP packet to the
registered heuristic dissectors, so those dissectors only get the
payload witho
Chris,
I used to hack into packet-eth.c until I learned
a better way using heuristic dissector instead
and leave packet-eth.c alone. Not sure why you
had difficulties but this is what I did and it
works fine. And using the if(...), one can be
selective on MAC address.
static gboolean
dissect__h
Joerg Mayer wrote:
> In case packet-erf.c is in 0.99.7 this patch should be applied.
It is. I've copied the change over and restarted the build. 0.99.7 will have to
be released tomorrow.
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On Mon, Dec 17, 2007 at 05:42:21PM +0100, Andries E. Brouwer wrote:
> Wireshark version: 0.99.6.
>
> Message:
> 17:25:48 Warn Dissector bug, protocol CPFI, in packet 1:
> packet-cpfi.c:196: failed assertion "pinfo->src.type == AT_ETHER"
>
> Cause: this particular packet has pinfo->sr
What else needs to be done before this dissector can be added to the
Wireshark source tree? Is there something I've missed in this process?
Thank you,
Matt Poduska
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Wireshark version: 0.99.6.
Message:
17:25:48 Warn Dissector bug, protocol CPFI, in packet 1:
packet-cpfi.c:196: failed assertion "pinfo->src.type == AT_ETHER"
Cause: this particular packet has pinfo->src.type == 2 (AT_IPv4)
instead of 1 (AT_ETHER).
OS: Linux (various distros, various k
Hi list,
Maybe someone can give me a pointer where to look since I can't really
find a way to get at and traverse this path.
Thanx,
Jaap
Jaap Keuter wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I tried to avoid walking the tree, but failed to spot this issue. Let's
> see how to treewalk then.
>
> Thanx,
> Jaap
>
> Guy
Is anyone aware of an ITU specification using enumerated
values not in the root besides T.38? This code change is
in a generic prototcol handler, and could have unintended
consequences. I am willing to believe I am wrong, I am
just looking for an ITU document which clarifies whether
the exte
Hi,
it seems that it was implemented by me (rev 17530, March 2006) but I do not
remember why.
I will fix it.
Tomas
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Hi,
After reading your previous post on the subject I did a quick check
Of the ITU spec and it looks like you are right...I'm not sure why the
Check is there - Tomas? Ronny?
Regards
Anders
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Kaul wrote:
> On Windows, with both MSVC 2005 express and MSVC 2008 express,
> compilation fails due to redefinition of SERIAL_NUMBER_LENGTH.
> Changed it to SCTP_SERIAL_NUMBER_LENGTH to avoid the collision.
Huh, it compiles fine for me using MSVC 2005 Express (free) edition.
SERIAL_NUMBER_LEN
Hi,
Is this the proper forum to ask a question about 'why' something is
coded the way it is?
We are developing a V.34 enabled T.38 end point, and are confused by the
Wireshark decoding. It seems the Wireshark decoder is aligning fields
which are extension values. For example, the 2002 T.38 ASN
On Fri, Dec 14, 2007 at 12:56:59PM -0800, Guy Harris wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > Beginnings of airopeek remote capture support.
> > The metainformation is not yet decoded
>
> Is the metainformation in the same format as in *Peek version 9 files?
> (See wiretap/airopeek9.c; that for
Hi,
I want to see an expert item to report when wireshark can see that more than
one endpoint is configured with the same IP address.
The approach this (not-fully-tested-yet) patch takes is to pick IP/MAC pairs
out of ARP requests/reponses and maintain an IP->MAC hash table. Should
this work - i
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