yes i am using 'contains' keyword, and
i am giving name of my protocol which is a string.....
i am running it on Windows and i used
'udp contains my_protocol' also but its not working.......
i need to give filter expressions defined
by pcap, but i am not getting any documentation of it.
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You're really using the "contains" keyword?
That's for strings and
binary strings.
The spaces in your filter are probably confusing the shell when you
invoke wireshark/tshark from the command-line. Are you running on
Unix? Use single quotes around your filter:
tshark ............ 'udp contains xxx'
--gilbert
On 7/2/07, Amit Paliwal <Amit.Paliwal@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> I want to set command line filter _expression_ for proprietary protocol
that
> is registered over UDP by its name. I am able to do it directly in
Wireshark
> GUI by setting the _expression_ as "UDP contains my_protocol",
but I need to
> do the same from command line that I am unable to do right now.
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> Please suggest.
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