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Re: text2pcap - strange packets after converting a Hex-dump


From: "Ullmann, Robert" <robert.ullmann () sap com>
Date: Fri, 22 Jul 2011 15:23:18 +0200

Also tried with -x. The result is the same.

@ Shaineel: to answer your question: we use the first "tshark" with ssl-decryption. Writing this output to stdout or a 
simple text file gives the decrypted ssl-http-traffic. But writing the decrypted traffic with "-w" as a pcap-file 
results in just recording the ENCRYPTED traffic to this pcap-file. So the decryption seems to be only something like a 
"display filter". Isn't tshark able to write this decrypted traffic to a pcap directly???

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Subject: Re: [Wireshark-users] text2pcap - strange packets after converting a Hex-dump

Ullmann, Robert <robert.ullmann@...> writes:

we need to convert a hex dump written with tshark to a pcap-file to replay the
packets.
We’re capturing http-streams and write them as hex.
When we use text2pcap to convert it to pcap format, the output of text2pcap is
with no error – the packets got written successfully.
 
The strange thing happens, when we replay the pcap or just let tshark read the
pcap file.
The most packets are told to be malformed. Sometimes we also find f.e.
hsrp-packets.
What are we doing wrong ?
 
Capturing packets with: “tshark  -i eth1 –n port 443 –V –R http” (we see the
http stream/ packets)
Writing to file: “tshark  -i eth1 –n port 443 –V –R http | grep -e
"^[0-9a-f][0-9a-f][0-9a-f][0-9a-f]" > file_hex.dump”

Maybe you already solved this yourself by now or no longer have the need for a
solution, but it looks to me like you're missing the tshark -x option.


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