You will almost certainly need to 1. remove the old dissector from anywhere it
might be and 2. install the new one.
Here's I did in Mininet's install.sh script for Ubuntu to install the new one
(YMMV since this is taken out of context, but the basic procedure should be the
same):
function wires
I am not sure if this is your problem, but here is how I did it and worked
for me (got also the problem with the path, but just moved it manualy to
the correct location) and another error that I believe is the one described
by Heming.
Hope this will help,
Diana
Wireshark and some dependencies:
s
Hi Ryan and Rob,
I have the same problem regarding the Wireshark dissector. At first, I have the
same problem as Ryan regarding a message "'of' is neither a field nor a
protocol name." It turned out I installed under root. However, when I tried
re-installing it as regular user, I get the messag
The Makefile makes a bunch of assumptions about where to install the
plugin. If you run it as root, it tries to install it in the "system
wide" locations, which can be particularly sloppy. If you run `make
install` as non-root, it will install in $HOME/.wireshark/plugins,
which requires much less
Hi all,
I obtained openflow on my Ubuntu 11.04 machine with
git clone git://openflow.org/openflow.git
and I installed all the prerequisites as described, and installed openflow.
Then I did make and sudo make install under
utilities/wireshark_dissectors/openflow as described, with no errors.
