[Daniel Gramsch <dagra@xxxxxx>]

Hi,

probably I have a simple question, but I am a newbie with the wireshark 
toolset. So my question is about the PHS output of the tshark -z io,phs 
option. What is the difference between the http frames directly after 
the tcp frames (X) and the http frames after the tcp.segments frames (Y) 
(see the listing below)? Are these frames something else than "normal" 
http packets? And what does the tcp.segments stands for?

I had a look at http://www.wireshark.org/docs/dfref/t/tcp.html. There I 
found the hint, that tcp.segments are reassembled TCP segments. Are the 
among listed http packets therefore some kind of incomplete or something 
like that?

Thanks for your help,
Daniel


===================================================================
Protocol Hierarchy Statistics
Filter: frame

frame                                 frames:3009563 bytes:1237262948
 eth                                   frames:3009563 bytes:1237262948
   ip                                   frames:2763059 bytes:1220107838
     ...
     tcp                                frames:1470740 bytes:1083581805
       ...
       http                             frames:123475 
bytes:113927238                        (X)
         ...
       tcp.segments               frames:40833 bytes:26965095
         http                           frames:35403 bytes:21411395   
                        (Y)
         ...
===================================================================