[Lukas Nießen <Lukas.Niessen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi there,

I would like to use Tshark to analyze SSL/TLS traffic. All I really need 
is the length of the TLS application data packets, the source and dest 
ip and a timestamp. If I execute tshark with -V, I get a lot of useless 
information. Thus I tried to optimize the output and did something like 
this:

sudo ./tshark -i eth0 -R ssl -T fields -e frame.time -e ip.src -e ip.dst 
-e ssl.record.length

The thing now is that one TLS-packet may contain several application 
data packets as I can see if I observe the packets parallelly in 
wireshark (or in tshark with -V set). But the -e ssl.record.length 
setting seems only to display one SSL record length per packet, but I 
need all. Is there something to accomplish this? Of course I could print 
out everything with -V and do some grep-ping afterwards, but there has 
to be a more elegant solution ;-)

Another question: Is there any way to display the unix timestamp instead 
of some verbose date/time output with the -T fields option?

Best regards
Lukas