Roland Knall
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bug 11687
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on bug 11687
from Roland Knall
I tried to reproduce this, using the latest source from git. With my software I
cannot reproduce this on Linux or Windows.
In your Youtube video - btw, the idea is pretty neat, my guess is you will need
this for some kind of automated testing? - it works pretty much my code does,
except the fact, that I exit my plugin after calling and I am calling from a
different thread already.
So basically, I have written a plugin, which implements tap interfaces for
openSAFETY and generates statistics for that specific protocol. The plugin has
it's own gui and is being called using the ext_menubar methods, so it already
runs in a different thread than wireshark does. From there it also generates
it's own GUI context and from there it calls the plugin_if function.
So, one of the things I could recommend would be test, if the thread your
utility is running from, can be more "thread-separated" from the rest of
Wireshark.
Also, how do you start your plugin? Directly with loading wireshark, or do you
need to run a specific dissector first?
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