Features:
- saves multiple streams (all selected and unmuted)
- saves streams same way they are played (jitter buffer, sampling, ...)
- only streams with audio (play rate >0) are exported
- streams with play rate == 0 are silently ignored even selected for
export
- all exported streams must use same play rate (user can change it
before save)
Some example captures of DIAMETER show the IMEISV in User-Equipment-Info
being BCD encoded (as commonly seen in other protocols.) If the number
of octets used is 8, assume it is BCD encoded. If the number of octets
used is 16, assume it is ASCII. Otherwise, set an expert info for the
wrong length like the other types.
Use the defined constants to verify the lengths of the MAC, EUI64, and
MODIFIED_EUI64 types. Correct the length of the Modified EUI64 type,
as it is also 8 bytes, the same as EUI64 (there must have been confusion
with IPv6 addresses, which contain a Modified EUI64 in their 8 least
significant bytes.)
This adds the the ISTA Availability Window elemen, the RSTA Availability
Window element and the Secure LTF Parameters element, as well as the
TB Specific Subelement.
Change-Id: Iaa6517c6dcd4fafc7d588cb69d71ad4b968f1b5a
As noted in be2b0fc810, we need to set CMAKE_AUTO* before searching for
Qt packages when using 3.20.0 and later. However, this fails if we're
using CMake 3.9.6 or earlier. Set CMAKE_AUTO* where needed depending on
our CMake version.
Ping #17314.
Features:
- saves multiple streams (all selected and unmuted)
- saves streams same way they are played (jitter buffer, sampling, ...)
- only streams with audio (play rate >0) are exported
- streams with play rate == 0 are silently ignored even selected for
export
- all exported streams must use same play rate (user can change it
before save)
The LAC, RAC, SAC, and TAC tend to be defined in ASN.1 as OCTET STRINGS
of lengths 1, 2, or 3. It generally makes sense to dissect them as
FT_UINT[8,16,24], as appropriate, with BASE_DEC_HEX instead of as FT_BYTES,
so standardize on that. See commit d6f91a7ca4
for similar work for S1AP.
This conforms more to D3 of 802.11az and I cleaned up the handling of
authentication frames. I also reworked the handling of PASN parameters
since they were not quite right.
Change-Id: I5356561da0fec223090f4c2e9f32de7b920693cb
Tool allows a user to replay at specific rate when there is any issue
with autodetected rate by payloads.
Offered rates are provided by selected audio device.
Changes:
- refactored main_dialog handling of telephony dialogs
- RTP Player dialog is nonmodal now and can be left open
- it is possible to issue three actions on RTP Player dialog from other
dialogs (other dialog have selected set of RTP streams before action)
- replace - removes existing streams from RTP dialog and shows new set
- add - adds new set to existing list in RTP dialog
- remove - remove streams in set from list in RTP dialog
- Sequence Dialog:
- was modified to hold rtpstream_info_t for RTP streams
- added Play button
- VoIP features (RTP Play button, select/deselect RTP stream) are
disabled after creation and must be enabled. It handles that RTP
Play button is not shown e.g. in TCP sequence show
RTPproxy: update list of errors according to commit
sippy/rtpproxy@b9d7b4ced2.
Change-Id: I885edb02a7e74240627d68ece5c1d12d45081048
Signed-off-by: Peter Lemenkov <lemenkov@gmail.com>
Wireshark loads HTML files as resources from "/usr/share/wireshark"
on Unix-like systems and from the $build/run directory when run that
way. There are also other locations specific to other platforms and
packaging solutions and multi-config builds.
HTML manuals are installed both to "/usr/share/wireshark" and
"/usr/share/doc/wireshark" for Unix-like systems. For now install them
only to the former to avoid unnecessary clutter and duplication. The
manuals can be consulted using 'man' or launched in HTML format from
Wireshark's help menu (or found in $pkgdatadir instead of $docdir).
Eventually we may want to simplify that maze of locations for HTML
resources and have Wireshark load the manuals from $docdir instead
on Unix, and do the right thing for the other platforms, etc.
The GTK key provided in FT BSS Transition IE is encrypted. Update
dot11decrypt engine to return the decrypted key for dissection.
Change-Id: Id31a8cf77e12568f2e449470822a64792895673c
The distinction between the different kinds of capture utility
may not warrant a special subfolfer for each, and sometimes the
distinction is not be clear or some functions could stradle
multiple "categories" (like capture_ifinfo.[ch]).
Simplify by having only a generic 'capture' subfolder. The
separate CMake libraries are kept as a way to reuse object code
efficiently.
Both subset_find_guint8() and subset_pbrk_guint8() pass the parent
tvbuff to tvb_find_guint8()/tvb_ws_mempbrk_pattern_guint8(), along with
the offset in that tvbuff.
That means that the offset they get back is relative to that tvbuff, so
it must be adjusted to be relative to the tvbuff *they* were handed.
For subsets of frame and "real data" tvbuffs, there's a single lump of
data containing the content of the subset tvbuff, so they go through the
"fast path" and get the offset correct, bypassing the broken code;
that's the vast majority of calls to those routines.
For subsets of *composite* tvbuffs, however, they don't go through the
"fast path", and this bug shows up.
This causes both crashes and misdissection of HTTP if the link-layer is
PPP with Van Jacobson compression, as the decompression uses composite
tvbuffs.
Fixes#17254 and its many soon-to-be-duplicates.
This policy says: "Since version 3.10, CMake processes regular and GENERATED
source files in AUTOMOC and AUTOUIC. In earlier CMake versions, only regular
source files were processed. GENERATED source files were ignored silently."
We are currently running AUTOMOC/RCC/UIC on too many files unnecessarily and
that should be improved. CMake 3.20 introduced some changes related with this
that broke the build (issue #17314) and need further investigation.
Meanwhile setting this policy to NEW shouldn't break anything and silences
some noisy CMake warnings.
The '/codecs' dir was removed in g63af1da7e7.
Avoid using include_directories(), prefer target_include_directories().
Remove some unnecessary CMAKE_CURRENT_*_DIR includes and some other
small cleanups while at it.
The length specified in a TvbRange is the *actual packet length*, not
the *sliced-to* length, so use tvb_new_subset_length() to cut it short.
This fixes the fix for #15655, and addresses at least some of the issues
in #17255.
Changes:
In nearly all cases decoding match content of capture. The exception is #2270,
where timestamps do not match recorded time which causes discrepancy in
decoding.
Decoding of audio correctly follows different soundcard rates.
RTP Player shows first sample rate in each stream in place of rate of playing.
Fixed incorrect time axis calculation
Fixes#16837Fixes#4960Fixes#2270
Changes:
- epan/follow.c: follow_conv_filter_func has new parameter
epan_dissect_t *edt, so filter can be generated based on decoded tree
of packet below the cursor
- menu Follow/SIP Call is enabled when sip packet is selected
- value of sip.Call-ID is used as filter for SIP call
- for sharkd it generates filter just 'sip.Call-ID' with no value
When RTP stream has no setup frame, but is decoded by Decode as or
with rtp_udp active, setup frame was shown as SETUP <number>, but
correct is RTP <number>.
Joerg Mayer