Prakash wrote:
Hello Developers,
I am working in HP-UX platform.
How deep? ;-)
I am using the 0.10.5 ethereal version
I have a problem with the -w option of mergecap.
*But if this file already exists it works fine*
touch three.cap
mergecap -w three.cap one.cap two.cap
tethereal -r three.cap
1 0.000000 172.16.1.37 -> 172.16.1.156 TELNET Telnet Data ...
2 0.000133 172.16.1.156 -> 172.16.1.37 TELNET Telnet Data ...
3 0.000194 172.16.1.156 -> 172.16.1.49 TELNET Telnet Data ...
4 0.000254 172.16.1.156 -> 172.16.1.49 TELNET Telnet Data ...
5 0.000297 172.16.1.156 -> 172.16.1.49 TELNET Telnet Data ...
6 5.911928 172.16.1.156 -> 172.16.1.49 TELNET [TCP Previous
segment lost] Telnet Data ...
7 5.912043 172.16.1.156 -> 172.16.1.49 TELNET Telnet Data ...
8 5.912089 172.16.1.156 -> 172.16.1.49 TELNET Telnet Data ...
9 5.912133 172.16.1.156 -> 172.16.1.49 TELNET Telnet Data ...
10 5.912178 172.16.1.156 -> 172.16.1.49 TELNET Telnet Data ...
Am i going wrong somewhere or is this a problem with the new
version
Yes, this is a problem with the new 0.10.5 version.
The former version of mergecap created a new output file, or overwrites
an already existing one.
While changing the merge stuff to include it into Ethereal's menu and
Drag-n-Drop, I've made a mistake with the flags used in mergecap opening
the output file.
It will overwrite an existing file, but won't create a new one (just as
you've described).
I've checked in fix into CVS for this.
Regards, ULFL
