If you have nobody to help out, I'll get it to link for you if you want.
Don Lafontaine
On Wed, 28 Jun 2000 andreas.sikkema@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> Tomorrow I have to do a presentation about the project I did at Philips. I have made
> a H.323 dissector (and associated protocols) for Ethereal, this dissector is
> working very well IMHO, but there's a snag. I can't get it to link on Linux and
> my time has, as I said before, run out to do anything about it.
>
> Fortunately I will be joining Philips as an employee in mid August, and I hope I will
> be able to continue developing this dissector. The first thing to do is to get it
> to link on Linux. Therefore it's WIN32 only at the moment.
>
> If anyone is interested now, or in the future, in the dissector, please write to
> me at ramdyne@xxxxxxxxx and we'll talk about it.
>
> In the report I have written, I included the following lines:
> > I would also like to thank Gilbert Ramirez and Guy Harris for the
> > kind way in which they answered all my questions regarding Ethereal.
>
> I would also thank everyone on this mailinglist for his or her assistance!
>
> Only the WIN32 executable is available at http://members.xoom.com/ramdyne/ethereal/
>
> The associated protocols mentioned above are:
> - Q.931
> I slightly changed the dissector to decode the User to user bit as H.225.0
> - RTCP and RTCP
> two heuristic dissectors (that can also be used as normal dissectors)
> - TPKT
> a new dissector
> - H.261
> a new dissector
>
> --
> Andreas Sikkema
> andreas.sikkema@xxxxxxxxxxx
> "Standing barefoot in a river of clues, most people would
> not get their toes wet." - Brian Kantor in a.s.r.
>
