Boonie wrote:
Thanks Olivier,
That does the job. It took me hours with finding a sollution. Thanks a lot.
This is much better than doing it by hand.
If anyone can think of a way to solve this with a batch file, I'd like to
hear that too.
One way:
Put the following (the stuff between the ---- lines) in a batch file
(Season to your taste).
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setlocal
set foo=
for %%f in (*.pcap) do set foo=!foo! %%f
mergecap -w all.pcap %foo%
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(The above works if there are no spaces in the filenames.
Some amount of fiddling around with quoting could probably
be done to make a version with works with spaces in filenames).
Run the batch file in the dir with the files to be merged
** Note** cmd.exe (the Windows command line shell) needs to be invoked
with /v:on to enable "delayed environment variable expansion".
See 'cmd /?' and 'set /?' for additional information on
delayed environment variable expansion.
