[Rion Carter <rion@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi everyone,

If this is the wrong place for my question please let me know. I've used Wireshark for 5 years now and am looking to get more out of this excellent tool.

To get started I want to write a Tap that will write out the certificate used during an SSL handshake. While I think I have it setup to pull the cert, I can't seem to actually write the bytes to disk. Here is what I have:

tap = Listener.new(nil, "ssl.handshake.certificate");

Cert_info = Field.new("ssl.handshake.certificate");

function tap.packet(pinfo, buffer, userdata)

 local cert = Cert_info();

 file:write(cert.value);

end

I have the file defined elsewhere. When I try to write I get a message about a "Bad argument to write". I'm on my phone right now or I'd post the full error text.

Is this something I need to write in c, or does the Lua binding let me write non string data to files?

Thanks,

Rion

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