I'm new to Wireshark, so I think taps (I looked it up in the developer's
manual) is pretty far outside my reach for. Unfortunately I don't have the
opportunity to look into making this tap now. Do you know of such a tap is
available somewhere?
Regards
Martin
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Emne: Re: [Wireshark-users] Question about endpoints statistics
Vijay Sitaram wrote:
> I am not sure why you think GUI is lost when running on Linux.
> There is an equivalent 'wireshark' command also available on Linux
(and on other UN*X systems that support X11, including Solaris, various
BSDs, and Mac OS X)
> which
> is basically a X-client. So you will need X-Server running on your
> desktop (Cygwin provides one for free!). Not sure though whether the
> Linux version of the GUI has the specific feature implemented...
The Unix+X11 and Windows versions of Wireshark use the same source base,
with small changes for the GUI; that feature is available independently
of the platform for which Wireshark was built.
However, it might be useful to have the endpoints information available
in TShark (on UN*X and Windows); it would probably be possible to
implement it as a tap.
(This is why a general framework for statistics taps, so that a lot of
taps can be implemented in Wireshark *and* TShark by code that plugs
into the Wireshark version of the framework and the TShark version of
the framework, would be useful - you'd only have to write the statistics
code once, and the framework would do all the display/output work for
you, and it'd work in Wireshark and TShark.)
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