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I'm working on a project that involves transmitting tcpdump data from an android phone over ADB. pcapfix has been a life-saver, but it could be much more versatile if it could fix a stream of packets on the fly using stdin and stdout. This way I could use it as part of a pipeline directly into Wireshark.
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just chiming in that I'd really love this, trying to figure out how to hand jam this:
$ kcat -b 127.0.0.1:29092 -t lmao | ~/Downloads/pcapfix-1.1.7/pcapfix -v /dev/stdin
pcapfix 1.1.7 (c) 2012-2021 Robert Krause
[*] Reading from file: /dev/stdin
[*] Writing to file: fixed_stdin
[*] File size: -1 bytes.
% Auto-selecting Consumer mode (use -P or -C to override)
[+] This is a PCAP file.
[-] File is too small to read pcap global header.
[-] FAILED: Unable to recover pcap file.
You may help to improve pcapfix by sending your pcap file to ruport@f00l.de
% ERROR: Write error for message of 721 bytes in lmao [0] at offset 411: Broken pipe
I'm working on a project that involves transmitting tcpdump data from an android phone over ADB.
pcapfix
has been a life-saver, but it could be much more versatile if it could fix a stream of packets on the fly usingstdin
andstdout
. This way I could use it as part of a pipeline directly into Wireshark.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: