On Oct 25, 2008, at 7:42 AM, Patrick M Geahan wrote:
Linux-specific answer ahead.
I recently had to solve the same problem; in my case, I used a
tool called tcpflow(http://www.circlemud.org/~jelson/software/
tcpflow/)
Not exactly Linux-specific - that page says:
Contributed Builds and Packages (off-site)
• Packages for Slackware contributed by Kanedaaa
• Debian package by Robert McQueen
• FreeBSD Port by Jose M. Alcaide
• OpenBSD Package (it's in there somewhere)
• Solaris 8 SPARC Binary for v0.12 from SunFreeware.com
• Mac OS X package by Marc Liyanage
I don't know whether there's a Windows port, but I wouldn't be
surprised.
I did run into one minor issue with tcpflow, namely that it added
one byte to the beginning of all of the raw files. This may perhaps
be a particular fluke of the method I've been using to analyze the
files, which started out as packeteer format before I converted
to pcap.
Possibly, but I'd expect it to affect *every* packet, so there'd be
bytes inserted into the file at various points.
How did you convert Packeteer format to libpcap?
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