that we can find out what the signal action for SIGHUP is without
changing it).
That renders report_counts() safe to use at the end of a capture; do so.
Clean up indentation.
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(where the initial length isn't readily available when item is first added)
Note that this still won't work where an initial length of 0 is given for
the item that will later be extended using proto_item_set_len(), as the
pointer value part of the zero-length array will reamin NULL...
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- if offset is 0, tvb_length is the same as tvb_length_remaining, just faster.
Replace
- col_append_fstr() with faster col_append_str()
- col_add_str() with col_set_str()
when it's safe
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Removed some workaround code in the .cnf file.
There is still some code for handling an EXTERNAL (EXTERNALt) as the RTSE dissector has its own set of callbacks and consequently can't (currently) use the packet-ber.c functions.
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Note that there is still a problem with 'Apply as filter' filters. They seem to remember the initial length of the item, and not the final length set using proto_item_set_len() (this is the case for groups of TBs/PDUs). Will investigate when time allows...
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if we were given them; doing so when we weren't seems to change the
apparent group set in OS X 10.5 (and possibly 10.4 - the group set
manipulated by getgroups()/setgroups() isn't the full group set, and
changing your UID might cause the credential identity resolver daemon
not to give you your full group set).
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sFlow datagrams can contain sampled headers from conversations on the network.
Often it is convenient to have wireshark dissect these payload headers, but
doing so can also have undesirable side effects. Dissected payload headers may
match filters looking for header fields that also happen to occur in the
payload. This can cause surprising results.
Also TCP analysis will almost always flag errors on sampled headers. They are,
after all, just a sample and many sequence numbers are sure to be missing.
There is probably a more general way to resolve these issues, but adding
preferences to enable/disable tcp analysis and dissection of sampled headers
will be a good start. This will make it possible to examine the details of
sampled headers if desired or to disable dissection if the side effects of
dissecting sampled headers cause issues.
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H.225
- change RysMessage_vals to h225_Rasmessage_vals
- use #.PDU directive for H323-UserInformation and RasMessage instead of implementing it by hands
- register RasMessage_PDU as "h225.ras" dissector for calling it from H.460
asn2wrs make PDUs exportable
svn path=/trunk/; revision=23226
Tomas Kukosa