At about Friday, April 3, 2009 4:01:05 AM Shameem Ahamed
wrote:
...
>In that one also, i have tried to print the data part in a file using the
>callback function and all the data was in binary format.
...
If you're seeing binary during SMTP DATA and it's not in a binary
MIME part/attachment,
On 03.04.2009, at 17:14, Shameem Ahamed wrote:
Problem is , when i try to print the payload (It is represented as a
pointer to the u_char data type), it gives me binary data , of
course it includes some ascii data ( the http request headers).
Is one of them, by any chance, "Content-Encoding
Hello Julian,
I am analyzing the HTTP protocol itself.
Problem is , when i try to print the payload (It is represented as a pointer to
the u_char data type), it gives me binary data , of course it includes some
ascii data ( the http request headers).
My inference is the e-mail content and
Shameem Ahamed wrote:
> Yes, i am getting the payload. But the only thing is the payload is in
> binary format.
I have no idea what that means. What protocol are you trying to analyze?
HTTP? SMTP? If it's either of those, then there's nothing particularly
"binary" about them, unless HTTP com
Hello Julian,
Please see my reply below.
"If you register a TCP (not IP or UDP!) callback with libnids, it will just
give you the payload data, no packet headers or anything. If this is not what
you're getting, you're doing something wrong and should reread the
documentation."
Yes, i am
Shameem Ahamed wrote:
> I have tried a small code with libnids in my ubuntu machine.
>
> I have modified the sample code provided by Rafal Wojtczuk in the
> libnids main page.
>
> In that one also, i have tried to print the data part in a file using
> the callback function and all the data was
Hello Julian,
Thanks for the reply.
I have tried a small code with libnids in my ubuntu machine.
I have modified the sample code provided by Rafal Wojtczuk in the libnids
main page.
In that one also, i have tried to print the data part in a file using the
callback function and all the da
Shameem Ahamed wrote:
> I want to get the e-mail details (Email Body, Subject, To, CC and
> attachment details) from the e-mail send pcap i created using
> wireshark.
>
> Can any one help me regarding this ?.
>
> I am doing a project to capture and present high level (layer 7) data
> content(paylo
Hi All,
I want to get the e-mail details (Email Body, Subject, To, CC and attachment
details) from the e-mail send pcap i created using wireshark.
Can any one help me regarding this ?.
I am doing a project to capture and present high level (layer 7) data
content(payload) from pcap file
Rega
