On Wed, Jan 29, 2003 at 05:10:56PM -0800, Chris Waters wrote:
> Here is a trivial dissector for the MSN Messenger Service (which is used by
> Microsoft Messenger).
packet-msn-messenger.c: In function `dissect_msnms':
packet-msn-messenger.c:58: warning: unused variable `next_token'
packet-msn-messenger.c:57: warning: unused variable `tokenlen'
packet-msn-messenger.c: At top level:
packet-msn-messenger.c:40: warning: `hf_msnms_command' defined but not used
The first two of the warnings are probably due to it being
cut-and-pasted from the POP dissector but not carving the lines into
tokens, so they can probably just be removed. The third of those is
probably the same.
However, from
http://www.devarticles.com/art/1/225/2
it looks as if the MSN Messenger protocol is another one of those
FTP-derived protocols with commands and responses with 3-digit error
codes, so I'll leave those in for now, as indications that it probably
*should* carve the command and response lines up in that fashion.
