于 2010年12月07日 10:47, Guy Harris 写道:
On Dec 6, 2010, at 6:39 PM, 刘昆 wrote:
Thank you. Now I have noticed "data" is a
pointer
I add "printf("%s\n",(pinfo->src).data)"
For almost all address types, including IPv4 and IPv6 addresses, the
data field does *NOT* point to a text string. Wireshark deals with
binary packet data; it does not turn everything into nice easy-to-print
strings. If you want to get the string corresponding to the address,
use Wireshark's ip_to_str() routine.
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I have solve this problem about get ip address.However there is another
question,When I print the ip address I notice there are two ip
addresses I get.I think this because there are two kinds of packet in
or out.So how to judge a packet is in or out ?
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