[Biot Olivier <Olivier.Biot@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

|From: Guy Harris
|
|On Fri, Mar 19, 2004 at 10:36:30AM +0100, Biot Olivier wrote:
|> [To ethereal-dev now] We should enhance 
|reassembly-and-matching code so that
|> this type of behavior does not occur anymore.
|
|E.g., by putting into the protocol tree, for all the cases 
|where the TCP
|reassembly code puts a "TCP segment data" item into the protocol tree
|(i.e., where the data in that segment is saved for reassembly rather
|than being dissected), a hidden item with the protocol ID for the
|protocol whose dissector started the reassembly?

Exactly! That's probably the simplest way to do this.

|That will, I think, work for TCP - but for other protocols, where the
|reassembly is done above the layer that handles the reassembled data
|(e.g., IP fragment reassembly), that won't do it; we'd have to handle
|that in some other way.

Couldn't we add this to the generic reassembly code?

Regards,

Olivier