I've not verified that this is a problem caused by the new ui manager code,
but as nobody has mentioned it while I was on holiday, I guess it's just
me again ;-)
cd /home/jmayer/work/wireshark/svn/build/gtk && /usr/bin/gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H
-DPACKAGE=\"wireshark\" -D_U_="__attribute__((unused))"
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Hi,
After this commit if no filter is set we always end up with BPF code like:
(000) ret #65535
Which seems to be *NOT OPTIMIZED* nor by libpcap nor by kernel.
Can we have some #ifdef WINCAPs if it's really needed for winpcap?
Or at least:
(interface_opts.cfilter || !is_remote_cap
Hi Balint -
Thanks for that; I'm doing a local build because I've got some proprietary
dissectors that I maintain; I've also got a dissector for SCTE104 that I'm in
the process of getting permission to release to the community.
If I use the source deb packages, is it simple to build my own i
Hi Peter,
If you don't want anything special from trunk, the official Debian packages
should work fine:
http://packages.qa.debian.org/w/wireshark.html
Others,
I propose following the official Debian packages more closely.
I can sync them, but I don't want to go against others in the project.
I
Hi all -
I'm trying to put together a local build of Wireshark; I've downloaded the
1.6.0 release source and built (and run) OK, but it is falling over during the
package creation. A bit of a surprise, as I've done it with previous releases
OK.
Here's the commands issued to build:
svn co htt