[Biot Olivier <Olivier.Biot@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Title: Message

That's really odd. My version of Ethereal (0.10.4) shows both packets 24 and 26 with the "mmse and tcp" display filter, and shows the 3 desired packets with "(mmse and tcp) or tcp.reassembled_in == 24 or tcp.reassembled_in == 26" as display filter.

 

Regards,

 

Olivier

-----Original Message-----
From: Santos Edson-WES051

Oliver,

 

Thanks for your prompt answer.

 

I did what you mentioned but did not work. In fact when I applied the 1st display filter I was able to see only frame #26.

 

Regards,

 

Edson

 

 

Hello Edson,

This is currently not possible "automatically" but you can do it this way:
1. Apply the following display filter:
mmse and tcp
2. Note all packets that match: 24, 26
3. Now create the following display filter:
(mmse and tcp) or tcp.reassembled_in == 24 or tcp.reassembled_in ==
26
4. Prontinho :)

Should you have an MMSE-over-WSP-over-UDP capture, then you replace "tcp"
with "udp" in the previous explanation.

Hope this helps!

Regards,

Olivier

-----Original Message-----
From: Santos Edson-WES051


I'm using Ethereal to decode some MMS messages and I'm able to decode the
MMSE accordingly.

Refer to the file attached, frame #22 is a HTTP Post (sending the MMS
Message) and frame #24 is the MMS message itself. Is there any way to decode
frame #24 as MMSE considering the Content-Type/Content-Legth headers from
frame #22?

Please, could some help me on that?

My Best Regards,

Edson
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