On 12/5/06, Jefferson Ogata <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Aaron Turner wrote:
> Perhaps I'm confused... how does an application using the libpcap API
> get access to the snaplen? I don't see any way to do that.
int pcap_snapshot (pcap_t *)
Ah... there it is. Doh.
> Furthermore, all the libpc
Aaron Turner wrote:
> Perhaps I'm confused... how does an application using the libpcap API
> get access to the snaplen? I don't see any way to do that.
int pcap_snapshot (pcap_t *)
> Furthermore, all the libpcap functions seem to return a pointer to the
> packet buffer, and said buffer is allo
On 12/5/06, Jefferson Ogata <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Aaron Turner wrote:
> Storing (or processing) the snaplen seems to open the door for
> problems with little benefit (the cost of wasting a few thousand bytes
> or incurring the performance penalty of a realloc if the default is to
> small).
Aaron Turner wrote:
> Storing (or processing) the snaplen seems to open the door for
> problems with little benefit (the cost of wasting a few thousand bytes
> or incurring the performance penalty of a realloc if the default is to
> small). Actually, if you took the snaplen as merely a hint to the
hi list,
The attached patch fix a bug in the bt_platform_finddevs function.
Currently, when bluetooth protocol is not supported by kernel,
bt_platform_finddevs returns an error code. With the attached patch, in
such situation, the function simply does not modify the device list and
terminates wit
Paolo Abeni wrote:
- I'm not able to take advantage of the memory mapped access: the kernel
prepend to each event an header that is quite different form the libpcap
pcap_usb_header. To keep thinks working I need to modify 'in-place' this
header (but this requires write access to the memory mappe
Hi list,
I finally build-up the code to use the next-to came linux kernel API for
USB sniffing. I performed some simple test with a patched wireshark and
it seams to work nicely, but:
- I'm not able to take advantage of the memory mapped access: the kernel
prepend to each event an header that is
