Add an interface monitor that, on Linux distributions with libnl,
watches for interfaces to appear or disappear and, on such an event,
causes windows showing interface lists to update.
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that want a list of interfaces should either call
fill_in_local_interfaces() to make sure the list has been populated at
least once or refresh_local_interface_lists() if they want the list to
be rescanned.
Also make get_interface_type() local to ui/gtk/main.c, as it's not
called from outside ui/gtk/main.c.
Don't declare fill_in_local_interfaces() or hide_interface() unless we
have pcap - we don't define them unless we have pcap.
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fill_capture_box():
if there are interfaces on which to capture, constructs the
interface list, otherwise destroys the interface list and puts
up a message.
update_capture_box():
updates the interface list to reflect current reality.
welcome_if_panel_reload():
if there is an interface list, and if there are interfaces on
which to capture (so that we still want that list), updates the
list by calling update_capture_box(), otherwise creates or
destroys it by calling fill_capture_box() (as either it doesn't
exist but now needs to or does exist but needs to go away).
Have refresh_local_interface_lists(), which re-fetches the list of local
interfaces and updates every interface list that includes local
interfaces, and refresh_non_local_interface_lists(), which only updates
interface lists that (also) include interfaces other than local
interfaces (such as pipes and remote interfaces). Call them in the
apprpriate places (if we know the list of local interfaces has been
updated, call refresh_local_interface_lists(), otherwise, if we know
interfaces other than local interfaces have been added or removed, call
refresh_non_local_interface_lists()).
Don't have any routine that updates the interface list for one widget
update the interface list for any other widget; leave the global
updating of interface lists up to refresh_local_interface_lists() and
refresh_non_local_interface_lists() - only call one of them if any
interface lists are to be updated.
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add a capture_dlg_refresh_if() routine to redraw the list of
interfaces in the Capture -> Interfaces dialog if the lsit of
known interfaces is updated, and have it do that not by
destroying and reconstructing the entire dialog box, but just by
destroying and reconstructing the table containing the
interfaces and their statistics.
From me:
have a refresh_interfaces_cb() routine in ui/gtk/main.c that
scans the local interfaces and refreshes *all* the widgets that
have interface lists;
add a "Refresh Interfaces" item to the Capture menu that calls
that;
have the "Refresh" button in the "Manage Interfaces" window also
call that;
rename the Capture Options window routine dlg_window_present()
to capture_dlg_window_present() to make it clearer *which*
dialog it checks for;
fix Pontus' patch to call capture_stat_stop() *before* nulling
out the global pointer for the statistics cache - if it's called
*after* nulling it out, the argument passed to
capture_stat_stop() is null, and it doesn't kill off the dumpcap
gathering the statistics so they just pile up (and, at least on
OS X, chewing up BPF devices until you run out of BPF devices
that have the right ownership and permissions for dumpcap to use
as a normal user);
if refreshing the interfaces fails to get an interface list,
close the Capture Interfaces dialog.
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PMIPV6 support over IPV4 network
PMIPv6 is an extension of MIPv6, adding a certain number of options to the
MIPv6 protocol. These options are already implemented in the wireshark
dissector, and the MIPv6 headers are recognized, but only inside IPv6 packets.
However, RFC5844 extends the PMIPv6 protocol to make it work over IPv4 networks
: as explained in section 4 of this RFC, the MIPv6 message is carried inside an
IPv4 packet with a UDP header. The port number in the UDP header is 5436
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fails.
This may clear up the problem most recently reported in bug 7021 after
the crash was fixed, where the capture starts successfully but an error
dialog pops up.
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Build the idl2wrs man page (including the HTML version) but don't install
them: a developer might want to read the man page and the Debian development
package wants to install them.
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I noticed some inconsistencies in the command naming. The following
patch fixes those (so that they now match between SMB and SMB2):
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the file has unsaved changes, and we can save it in some format
through Wiretap
or
the file is a temporary file and has no unsaved changes (so that
"saving" it just means copying it).
Only allow "Save As" if
we can save it in some format through Wiretap
or
the file is a temporary file and has no unsaved changes (so that
"saving" it just means copying it).
This means that we don't support using "Save As" for just copying the
file unless we can do that with Wiretap; copying the file byte-for-byte
only works as "saving" if there are no unsaved changes *and* we're
saving it in the same format that it's in *and* we're saving it with the
same form of compression (if any) that it has.
Rename cf_can_save_as() to cf_can_write_with_wiretap() to better reflect
what it really does.
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Add Ericsson-proprietary AVPs and Result-Codes for SCAP.
Add Huawei as a known vendor.
From me:
Reindent the Ericsson XML file; sort the new AVPs by number.
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1. OAM cells are not automatically detected if the AAL type passed is
AAL_UNKNOWN.
2. CRC10 calculation does not take into account the "crc_stripped" option, and
uses a hardcoded offset of 5 bytes into the cell.
https://bugs.wireshark.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=7385
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Guy Harris