Hi,
Sorry for forgetting the attachment.
I tried setting the preferences as you suggested and that didn't change the behavior.
So, here is the attachment this time.
// Sean
-----Original Message-----
From: Olivier Biot [mailto:ethereal@xxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Monday, January 26, 2004 3:39 PM
To: Sean Schneyer (TX/EUS)
Cc: Ethereal Development
Subject: Re: [Ethereal-dev] MMSE Protocol support broken in 0.10.0
MMSE Protocol support broken in 0.10.0Hi Sean,
Your message did not contain the attached capture, but maybe I can
explain some things :)
The last 2 months there has also been a major update to the HTTP
dissector. If you go to the Protocol options in the Preferences, and
select the HTTP protocol, you'll see 2 new preferences. One preference
reassembles the HTTP headers, while the 2nd preference attempts at
reassembling the HTTP entity body based on the Content-Length header
value. Try switching on both preferences, and you should see the MMSE
content being dissected again.
If this is not the case, maybe you could send us a capture you can
disclose so we can look at the root cause, which may be that the
entity body is longer than the reported content length, resulting in
the body never being reassembled (and hence never being dissected as
MMSE).
Regards,
Olivier
----- Original Message -----
From: Sean Schneyer (TX/EUS)
Hi,
I recently tried to upgrade from 0.9.7 to 0.10.0 and found that the
MMSE protocol support is not working as expected. I then started
working my way backwards and found that it works as expected in
0.9.16. Attached is a trace that demonstrates what I am talking about.
In 0.9.16 packet 149 is properly identified as a MMS m-send-req, but
in 0.10.0 it is simply identified as an HTTP Continuation.
When I did a diff between the packet-mmse.c from the two versions,
there were some changes made to the code. Unfortunately, I'm not
familiar enough with the ethereal codebase to know if they are
significant or not:
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MMSE_trace.cap
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