On Fri, Mar 15, 2013 at 06:37:25PM -0700, Guy Harris wrote:
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> On Mar 15, 2013, at 2:45 PM, Michael Richardson wrote:
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> >> "wen" == wen lui writes:
> >wen> I used libpcap function pcap_next() to capture some tcp packets
> >wen> I checked the bytes of the captured packets and
> "Guy" == Guy Harris writes:
Guy> (Michael, have you gotten Coverity Scan set up to do either
Guy> nightly or post-commit runs on libpcap and tcpdump?
Guy> http://scan.coverity.com
Guy> That's one way of getting the code checked. I also did a Clang
Guy> Static Humilia
On Mar 18, 2013, at 11:13 AM, Michael Richardson wrote:
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>> "Raymond" == Raymond Borges writes:
>Raymond> Specifically we are studying how versions fixed
>Raymond> vulnerabilities by diffing the code functions where the CVE
>Raymond> states the vulnerability was. We're also wo
> "Raymond" == Raymond Borges writes:
Raymond> Specifically we are studying how versions fixed
Raymond> vulnerabilities by diffing the code functions where the CVE
Raymond> states the vulnerability was. We're also wondering why
Raymond> there are no listed CVEs after 2007 for
> it output an error: Couldn't parse filter scr port 22000: syntax error
"scr port 22000" (mind the typo)
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Hi, all
I used the following filter rules to capture packets,
tcpdump -i eth0 src port 22000
it works fine, however, when I used it libpcap functions pcap_compile()
and pcap_setfilter()
it output an error: Couldn't parse filter scr port 22000: syntax error
what is wrong
