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Bug ID: 14713
Summary: graph analysis GTK does not work properly (not
possible to scroll down or select)
Product: Wireshark
Version: 2.6.0
Hardware: x86
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--- Comment #8 from Gerrit Code Review ---
Change 27697 had a related patch set uploaded by Gerald Combs:
Qt: Fix up our filter combo size policies.
https://code.wireshark.org/review/27697
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--- Comment #7 from Gerald Combs ---
(In reply to daulis0 from comment #6)
> My resolution is still 1080p. I haven't tried any other resolutions.
I think Peter was asking for your display's width × height in pixels. "1080"
isn't quite spe
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--- Comment #14 from Christopher Maynard ---
(In reply to Gerrit Code Review from comment #13)
> Change 27647 merged by Anders Broman:
> maxmind: Process our requests more often.
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> https://code.wireshark.org/review/27647
Unfortunately,
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--- Comment #11 from Eduardo Montoya Marín ---
The only problem I see when matching the 802.15.4 src/dst addresses is the case
when fragments from the same datagram take different routes, which is a rare
situation but I guess it could hap
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--- Comment #10 from Eduardo Montoya Marín ---
Probably this issue hasn't arisen before because most implementations do cache
the fragments until the datagram has fully arrived before forwarding them to
the next hop. But there is nothing w
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--- Comment #9 from Eduardo Montoya Marín ---
That guidance is perfect for the *recipient* of the fragments, the problem
comes for the analyzer of the fragments when multiple hops exist. In that case
the 802.15.4 src/dst addresses should b
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