The field for showing how long it took to ACK a datasegment was "lost"
a while ago when i did a quite nessecary rewrite of the seq/ack
analysis code to clean it up.
(it was "lost" because i thought it was not one of the fundamentally
important fields and i forgot to add it back.)
Ill try to look into adding it back together with a field that tells
which packet it acks data for.
I wont have time to do so today or tomorrow so please, if this field
is important to you, keep pinging me every once in a while and ill add
it back when priorities allow.
On 10/12/06, Stephen Fisher <stephentfisher@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Wed, Oct 11, 2006 at 11:25:33AM +0200, Peter Daum wrote:
> I just upgraded to wireshark 0.99.3.
>
> In older versions of ethereal, there used to be a section labeled
> SEQ/ACK analysis with links to the packet an ACK is referring to. Is
> there an option somewhere to get this information back in current
> versions (or any other easy way to keep track of ACKs)?
There is a TCP preference to "Analyze TCP sequence numbers," which I
have enabled but it only shows up sometimes. It does show up if there
is something like a TCP window update. What version of Ethereal were
you using where you saw it on every TCP segment?
Steve
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