https://bugs.wireshark.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=9818
Bug ID: 9818
Summary: Buildbot crash output: fuzz-2014-02-28-9257.pcap
Classification: Unclassified
Product: Wireshark
Version: unspecified
Hardware: x86-64
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--- Comment #4 from Hadriel Kaplan ---
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Stack trace with symbols
Yup, it's a bug in 1.10.5 but not 1.11.3.
Attached a stack trace with d
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--- Comment #3 from Guy Harris ---
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> It means to clear the display.
The display shows the (possibly improper) subset of captured packets that pass
the currently-active filter (if any; if none, all packets "pass", h
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--- Comment #2 from Ryan Shripat ---
It means to clear the display. If that means discarding all captured packets,
then yes, that sounds about right. Is that the same as restarting the running
live capture?
(In reply to comment #1)
> What
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--- Comment #8 from Sloven ---
I found out that 2-5 packets per sec (500B user data each) will be enough to
crash (not massive flow like I said) before error window appears and stops
writing. Sometimes in that situation dumpcap.exe not unlo
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--- Comment #7 from Sloven ---
> We have to store either the raw packet or the parsed data. A raw packet is
> usually ~1500 bytes. The complete parsed data for a single packet is (in my
> experiments) usually around 25000 bytes. We only s
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--- Comment #6 from Evan Huus ---
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> > the other way around would use more space, not less.
> I don't understand why not saving user data would use more space.
We have to store either the raw packet or the parsed da
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Bug ID: 9817
Summary: Provide a way to clear the capture window without
restarting the capture or reapplying the filter
Classification: Unclassified
Product: Wireshark
Vers
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--- Comment #3 from Niels de Vos ---
Thanks, posted for review under https://code.wireshark.org/review/429
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PCAP trace containing CPIM data block
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--- Comment #21 from Emburey ---
Hi Guy, Jorg, Alexis,
Thanks for attention!
Can you please let me know when the code changes would be committed.
Is it expected to be in the next release; probably in 1.10.6 ?
Also please let me know, if
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--- Comment #5 from Sloven ---
> the other way around would use more space, not less.
I don't understand why not saving user data would use more space.
> There is already an option to capture in a ring-buffer (cycle).
Thank you. I missed t
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