Andrew Schweitzer wrote:
Guy Harris wrote:
Maybe pdf or html?
HTML isn't a graphic format, so presumably that'd be HTML with inline
GIFs or PNGs - or, alternatively, inline SVGs.
I.e., Tshark taps to do graphs?
sorry, "taps"? Maybe that's some tshark think I haven't figured out yet?
It's a Wireshark-and-Tshark thing for developers, rather than users.
It's the mechanism atop which most of the stats are implemented.
I've used tshark to dump stats to console and piped that to a file, and
that works reasonably well for graphing. Is that what you mean?
I used:
"tshark -r SomeFile.cap -z io,stats,10 -q > SomeFileStats.txt 2>&1"
That's not a graph (modulo analytic geometry, as per , so presumably
you'd feed that file to some other program to produce a graph.
An option to the io,stat statistic to write out its data in CSV/TSV
format might be useful there.
