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Wireshark-users: [Wireshark-users] Problem Decoding TCP Port 8080 as HTTP

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From: "Feeny, Michael \(GWM-CAI\)" <michael_feeny@xxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 4 Jun 2008 19:08:38 -0400

Title: Difficulties decrypting SSL
Hello,
 
I'm using Wireshark 1.0.0, and inspecting TCP Port 8080 traffic (HTTP going through a Proxy Server).  When I first read the trace file into Wireshark, it does not decode the 8080 traffic as HTTP - simply as TCP.  This in itself surprises me, since I have seen Wireshark automatically decode 8080 traffic as HTTP on other occasions.  (Perhaps one of my Preferences is to blame for this.)
 
So, I try to use "Decode As", specifying TCP Port 8080 traffic to be decoded as HTTP, and Wireshark crashes.  (By "crash" I mean:  I get a Message box saying, "Wireshark has encountered a problem and needs to close...")
 
I looked in the 1.0.0 Release Notes, and I saw that some "Decode As" problems had been FIXED by 1.0.0, but I saw no mention of existing, "known" problems with Decode As.
 
Any help / suggestions are appreciated.
 
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Thx,
MFeeny
 
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