Hi,
Not sure what’s going on here, but there’s one thing I would like to point out.
For long term capture I would *strongly* recommend using dumpcap instead.
Reason behind this is that Tshark invokes the dissection engine for the
captured packets, which in this case is not what’s needed, but sti
Hi,
I understand the check now. So I can propose to to add exceptions to
check. checkAPIs.pl has exceptions for many other checks so it can be
extended to e.g. ignore arg->pref_valptr in this case.
Sure... it is a practical solution, at least until no one can
understand anymore what checkAPI
Hi there!
I am a new user of Wireshark and recently started logging packet traces on
my Windows 11 computer using the tshark command prompt option. I am using a
ring-buffer with a duration filter, and the tracing has been mostly fine.
Below is the exact CLI prompt being used.
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Hi,
This was added in commit 1089bdb7d4911a5508f86a0eea59418b424b265c.
Catches mistakes where the same variable is populated by
multiple preferences:
prefs_register_bool_preference(epl_module, "show_soc_flags",
"text1", "desc1",
&show_soc_flags);
prefs_register_bool_p
On 22/12/21 11:46, Jirka Novak wrote:
Hi,
This was added in commit 1089bdb7d4911a5508f86a0eea59418b424b265c.
Catches mistakes where the same variable is populated by
multiple preferences:
prefs_register_bool_preference(epl_module, "show_soc_flags",
"text1", "desc1",
&sh
Hi,
This was added in commit 1089bdb7d4911a5508f86a0eea59418b424b265c.
Catches mistakes where the same variable is populated by multiple
preferences:
prefs_register_bool_preference(epl_module, "show_soc_flags",
"text1", "desc1",
&show_soc_flags);
prefs_register_bool_p
This was added in commit 1089bdb7d4911a5508f86a0eea59418b424b265c.
Catches mistakes where the same variable is populated by multiple
preferences:
prefs_register_bool_preference(epl_module, "show_soc_flags",
"text1", "desc1",
&show_soc_flags);
prefs_register_bool_preference(
Hi,
I'm working on !5519 - Prefs/Extcap: Added support for password which
is never stored on the disk.
It is done and working, but I can't pass pre-commit check. It says:
$ bash ./tools/pre-commit 'HEAD^1'
extcap.c: error: found these preference variables used in more than one
prefs_regis
