normal case, and dissectors with warnings are the exception; the
ultimate goal is to have only clean dissectors.
Move a bunch of now-cleaned-up dissectors into the "clean" category.
Fix a comment.
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Create a set of warning-clean ASN.1 dissectors and build them with
-Werror, to try to prevent errors creeping back in. Put the P7
dissector there.
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TS 29.060 v7.8.0 and later specify new flags in the Common Flags IE:
bit 5 - No QoS Negotiation
bit 6 - NRSN
bit 7 - Upgrade QoS Supported
The current Wireshark implementation has bits 5 and 6 reversed. Attached patch
fixes this issue.
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flight on a tcp connection.
this is quite useful toghether with io-grapgs to track how much of the
tcp window that an application actually uses
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1 new split file (GMM & SM in one file) and diff patches for the others. The RR, RP and BSSMAP patches are really a tidy-up: now they are split it becomes clear what was redundant code.
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changes:
- fixed: display of kademlia hash (bug #2348)
- added: information on the meaning of the values of kad version, parameter of
message types KADEMLIA_REQ and KADEMLIA2_REQ, metatag sourcetype and metatag
encryption
- added: peer id, target id, recipients id, file id, keyword hash as variants
of kademlia hash (searchable as string now)
- added: xor between target id and recipients id
- fixed: ip adresses in taglist now displayed in dotted-decimal (instead of
int)
- fixed: some values in taglist were displayed in octal, it's hex now
- fixed: message type KADEMLIA2_BOOTSTRAP_REQ was wrongly marked as malformed
- added: differences in dissecting peer list 1.0 and peer list 2.0
- fixed: dissection of KADEMLIA2_SEARCH_KEY_REQ and KADEMLIA2_SEARCH_RES
- added: source-publishing and keyword-publishing in KADEMLIA_PUBLISH_REQ
- fixed: decompressed data are not displayed in a subtree anymore
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suffices; have the heuristic dissector call the message dissector and
return FALSE if the message dissector returns 0 (meaning it's not a
STUN2 packet) and TRUE otherwise.
New-style dissectors don't return a Boolean, they return 0 if the packet
isn't a packet for that protocol and the number of bytes dissected
otherwise. (Yes, that's a problem if the length of the tvbuff handed to
the dissector is 0; that's why new-style dissectors aren't yet the
default.)
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