I created a CVS branch off of today's CVS called "Novell_NCP_branch".
For the past 2 months I've been working with Greg Morris at Novell in
an effort to not only enhance, but complete the NCP dissector. Many
thanks to Novell for letting him work on this.
He has steadily been adding new NCP decodes, and in the process, has
needed new features in the NCP decoder, so I have been modifying the
dissector.
Our work is not complete; not only are some new features needed, but
his is also in the process of actually testing all the NCP's, and thus
uncovering some bugs.
But our work has gotten complicated enough, sending files and diffs
back and forth to each other, that I felt this needed to be in CVS *now*
so that I can easily revert any mistakes I make in my working copy
of the dissector. ("mistakes" ??? what? me? :-)
So, if you're curious, you can:
cvs update -r Novell_NCP_branch
and you'll get the latest revision of the Novell_NCP_branch
Once that's done, any changes you commit will be in the branch.
If that's not what you intend, you can go back to the head of the
tree with:
cvs update -A
For a primer on CVS branches, read:
http://www.psc.edu/~semke/cvs_branches.html
--gilbert