On Tue, Oct 23, 2007 at 08:04:05AM -0700, Mark G. wrote:
> I am using Wireshark to capture a large number of JPEG2000 images from
> a web site. The captured images appear in the "export/objects/http"
> dialog with mime type "application/octet-stream". But their default
> filenames are invalid, hav
It is necessary to assign to the user DLT specific RRC message type (instead of
"rrc").
There are following message types registered:
rrc.dl.dcch
rrc.dl.dcch
rrc.ul.dcch
rrc.dl.ccch
rrc.ul.ccch
rrc.pcch
rrc.dl.shcch
rrc.ul.shcch
rrc.bcch.fach
rrc.bcch.bch
rrc.mcch
rrc.msch
Unfortunately with thi
I have constructed the cap file. However, I shall also need to specify the
message type for the RRC protocol, e.g. DL-DCCH-Message, UL-DCCH-Message,
DL-CCCH-Message, UL-CCCH-Message, PCCH-Message, .
In my example, message type is UL-DCCH-Message and the hex dump is "BF 02 26
13 9A 25 00 25 02
Good morning.
I am using Wireshark to capture a large number of JPEG2000 images from a web
site. The captured images appear in the "export/objects/http" dialog with
mime type "application/octet-stream". But their default filenames are
invalid, having been created from the original HTTP GET request
Hi,
I found solution - it was stupid problem : Windows Scheduler doesn´t work
good with if / else condition
I used goto & label instead and it works... Or use nnCron instead
WindowsScheduler ...
Alex & Jaap - Thans for your advices.
Ludo
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