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I'm currently looking into handling sccp (skinny) traffic using dpkt. It mostly work (will send some fixes later) but I run into a more complicated issue: You can send multiple sccp messages in a single TCP packet. The current interface only supports a single sccp packet per tcp packet. Have you had similar situations with other protocols? Any recommendation on how to solve this issue?
Maybe something along the lines of SCCP(dpkt.Packet) returns an object with a member packets which is a list of SCCPacket objects which is the original SCCP object?
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I'm currently looking into handling sccp (skinny) traffic using dpkt. It mostly work (will send some fixes later) but I run into a more complicated issue: You can send multiple sccp messages in a single TCP packet. The current interface only supports a single sccp packet per tcp packet. Have you had similar situations with other protocols? Any recommendation on how to solve this issue?
Maybe something along the lines of SCCP(dpkt.Packet) returns an object with a member
packets
which is a list of SCCPacket objects which is the original SCCP object?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: