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Ability to read PCAP files #283
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Thanks for the feedback. |
This is all based on spending about 15min looking at things. Feel free to tell me if I've missed something, or don't understand how things already work. Also, none of this is criticism. This is a slick tool. I think the charts and inspection would be useful. Things like traffic rate, network host, application protocol. These would be based on the sample that is read from the pcap file. It wouldn't have any realtime aspects associated (changing graphs, lists, etc), but would show the information in a time slice that equals the beginning-to-end of the capture.
The inspection window giving an overview of the list of packets is nice. Being able to drill into more details of a packet would be awesome, but that may be different (related) feature. |
Yeah, it's pretty much what I was thinking about, with the only difference that I had in mind to exclude charts.
This request has already been raised, but I prefer to keep it separate for the moment. |
Write of PCAP files has been implemented in #473. I was starting to work also on PCAP files read, but I've realised that there are some aspects I was neglecting that will require me more time, and that's the reason why I'm postponing the introduction of this feature to version 1.4. One of the aspects to keep in mind is that while reading PCAPs we don't have the knowledge about local IP addresses, so there is the need to completely change the approach used to identify traffic directionality. |
Describe the solution you'd like
it would be very nice to be able to read pcap files. This would allow troubleshooting of packers captured on other devices where this application doesn’t run.
Writing is also nice, but less important than reading.
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