Re: All normal TCP packets marked "blue" as chat

[Alexander Koeppe <format_c () online de>]

Am 15.10.2012 20:31, schrieb Gerald Combs:
> On 10/13/12 11:10 AM, Christopher Maynard wrote:
> > Alexander Koeppe <format_c@...> writes:
> >
> > > I just built the latest SVN source and was surprised that all "normal"
> > > TCP ACK packets which are used to be white are now tinted in blue.
> > >
> > > I wonder if this happended unintended?
> >
> > I tested this after compiling SVN 45521 on Windows 7 64-bit with stock coloring
> > rules and the TCP ACK's are colorized normally.  When I expand the frame
> > details, the coloring rule name/string listed is TCP/tcp, which corresponds to
> > the foreground/background colors of #000000/#E7E5FF.
> >
> > So, which coloring rule is listed for your frames, and what
> > foreground/background colors correspond to that rule?
>
> I recently updated the default colorfilters using
> http://emilis.info/other/extended_tango/ as a starting point in an
> effort to make them a little less eye-bleed-inducing. I ended up making
> the default TCP background #97c4f0 because it looked good at the time.
> Would a lighter background be preferred?
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Intentionally I just wanted know if this was intended. I wasn't sure if
something is wrong on my system / dependencies. But after a complete
re-checkout rebuild and deletion of ~/.wireshark/ it remained the same.

Did you change it thorugh a bug?

IMHO a lighter tone would make it easier to look at.

Greetings.

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