Hi,
check WTAP_MAX_PACKET_SIZE in wireshark/wiretap/wiretap.h. I don't know if
it is enough to change only at that place but this is a place I know.
Márton Németh
warlord wrote:
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> Hi everyone
>
> Second try: I'd like to start a little project based on Wireshark. What
> I need to be able to do though is process pcaps that include my own
> protocol, which means packet sizes > 64k, preferably up to 2.1-4.3 gig.
> After all, the pcap file format allows for packets this size.
>
> Is there something like a central max_size variable which is all I need
> to change to be able to open pcaps this size? I do NOT want to capture
> those packets from the wire. This is just about pcaps.
>
> Help, anyone? Otherwise the project is dead before it even started.
>
> wrl
>
> warlord wrote:
> | Yoyo
> |
> | So I'm playing around with wireshark, a custom dissector, a hex editor
> | and a test pcap file. The pccap file format supports a size field of 32
> | bit(though I'd prefer that to be 64 bit).
> |
> | When I set my packet size to > 0xffff though, I get a warning from
> | wireshark that the packet is too big and can't be processed. Is there a
> | way around that? I need support for packets bigger than 65535.
> |
> | My packet type in the pcap is "Null/Unknown" btw(my own type actually),
> | and I have an example dissector for it which seems to work fine. So it's
> | not a problem of ethernet or something with a 16 bit size field. Thanks
> | for your help,
> |
> | wrl
> |
> |
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