Please find two new TAP for Camel Statistics.
The first one updates counters related to camel operations. It is located in the GSM submenu. The second one , named Camel Service Response Time, gives the time ellapsed between a couple of camel specifics operations. (For example InitialDP/Continue or InitialDP GPRS/Continue GPRS). With Wireshark, you can have the Min/Max/Mean delay time for your traces files, and with Tshark, you have the additional information for percentile (1%,95% 99% etc )
To enable the use of the Camel statistics, you have 2 new parameters in the preferences,
- SRT, enable the service Response Time calculation.
- persistentSRT, keep the data in a context, even after the camel session has been closed. This is mandatory with Wireshark, to have a clean display of the stats.
Only the new files checked in for now because of include problems.
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- Edit/Preferences
- View/Coloring Rules
- Capture/Capture Filters
- Analyze/Display Filters
- Analyze/Enabled Protocols
The settings will be automatically saved when pressing the Ok button.
If someone really wants the explicit Save buttons as before - you can get them back at the Edit/Preferences/User Interface page.
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As this was a huge internal change, new bugs are very probable - please report.
The implementation isn't still perfect, a new dialog internal list could possibly be removed again.
However, I want to check in at this condition, just in case I make things worse - again.
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- set_filter() : sets the main window filter
- reload() : reloads the current capture file
- copy_to_clipboard() : copies its first arfg to the clipboard
- open_capture_file() : opens a capture file for viewing (still broken)
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This is used to display the field underlined and to allow the user to double-click on it (like FT_FRAMENUM) to open the URL in the configured browser.
Example usage in the x509ce and logotype certificate extensions.
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Attached is a patch for consideration that changes the title in the
preferences notebook to be the full description of the preference (but
leaves the short name in the preferences list on the left).
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Win32: use the widget to display the RSSI and Link Speed values as this is far better understandable than the raw numerical values (especially if you don't know the values well).
the GTK VU meter widget is based on LGPL'ed code from http://www.mumblelina.com/index.php?gtkvumeter=1
... and I've heavily changed and extended it to fit the problem here.
We might use the VU meter widget later at other places as well ...
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I'm still looking for a good way to display the current expert level and this seems to be the best place.
However, ideas are still welcome ...
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in last year by Gianluca Varenni.
Add partial support for reading from named pipes (currently disabled).
Move utf_8to16() and utf_16to8() to a separate module (unicode-utils.[ch])
so that we don't have to cut and paste code in dumpcap.c.
Fix up whitespace.
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player, so that we get declartions of rtp_player_init() and
add_rtp_packet().
Constify the first argument to add_rtp_packet(), as it's passed a
pointer to a const value.
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actually do something useful except to print that the new API is not
supported.
Adapt acinclude.m4 to provide PORTAUDIO_API_1 and add back the
check_message to indicate *why* we are checking for the type.
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work reliably (at least it didn't work on my system).
Change it to just wrap the rtp_player.[hc] files into a
#if defined(...) #endif.
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