Guy Harris wrote:
>Check to see what happens after the "strptime()" call in
>"parse_preamble()" - print out the members of the "timecode" structure,
>to make sure the day/month/year/hour/minute/second values are set
>appropriately (for example, for "22/11/2001 20:03:24.4375", that's
>
> timecode.tm_sec: 24
> timecode.tm_min: 3
> timecode.tm_hour: 20
> timecode.tm_mday: 22
> timecode.tm_mon: 10
> timecode.tm_year: 101 (2001-1900)
>
It seems that the problem is that the timecode structure doesn't have the correct values after the call to
strptime(). I haven't yet checked what happens in strptime.
C:\Program\Ethereal>text2pcap -t "%d/%m/%Y %H:%M:%S." -l 9 Time.txt Time.pcap
Input from: Time.txt
Output to: Time.pcap
Timecode
tm_sec=0
tm_min=0
tm_hour=0
tm_mday=1
Tm_mon=0
tm_year=70
tm_wday=0
tm_yday=0
Time=22/11/2001 20:03:24.4375
Timecode
tm_sec=0
tm_min=0
tm_hour=0
tm_mday=1
Tm_mon=0
tm_year=70
tm_wday=0
tm_yday=0
Time=10/11/1979 10:13:34.6093
Timecode
tm_sec=0
tm_min=0
tm_hour=0
tm_mday=1
Tm_mon=0
tm_year=70
tm_wday=0
tm_yday=0
Time=12/10/2003 13:13:14.8250
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