Wireshark plugin for CCNx 1.0

QUICK START
===================

NOTE: Although the plugin should build and work on Mac OSX, these instructions have
      only been tested on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS.


Get the source to the CCNx 1.0 Wireshark plugin:

> git clone https://github.com/PARC/ccnxWireshark

Now you are ready to make

> cd ccnxWireshark
> make dependencies

On Ubuntu 14.04, this will walk you through installing the required dependencies. 

> make plugin

This will download wireshark, patch it for our new CCNx module, and compile the whole thing.
It will take a while. 

To test that it works:
> ./wireshark/tshark -r tcp_ccnxtlv-test.pcap -V

Or 
> ./wireshark/wireshark-qt -r tcp_ccnxtlv-test.pcap 


Note that the plugin can also be placed in $HOME/.wireshark/plugins where it will 
be loaded by compatible versions of wireshark you may already have installed.


You should see "CCNx 1.0" sections, like this:

CCNx 1.0 TLV, Version 1
    Fixed Header V1
        Version: 1
        Packet Type: Interest (0)
        Packet Length: 49
        Hop Limit: 255
        Headers Length: 8
    Optional Headers V1, Length 0
    CCNx Message, Length 37
        MessageType: Interest (1)
        Name: lci:/0x1=ccnx/0x1=tutorial/0x1=list/0x10=00

Note that the plugin can also be placed in $HOME/.wireshark/plugins where it will 
be loaded by compatible versions of wireshark you may already have installed.

To build the Gtk GUI version of wireshark:

> make Gtk

This will download wireshark, and compile the whole thing including the Gtk GUI. 
This will produce the version of wireshark with the most feature-rich GUI. If you've 
already built the plugin, it will be incorporated into the binary.

> make user

This enables the user to run wireshark with raw I/O, allowing access to ethernet packets.


BINARY RELEASE
===================

The distribution comes with these pre-built binary plugins:
- ccnxtlv-1.12.5-ubuntu-14_04.so	Linux Ubuntu 14.04 for wireshark 1.12.x.
- ccnxtlv-1_10_8-macosx_10_9_5.so   Mac OS X 10.9.5 for wireshark 1.10.x.
- ccnxtlv-1_10_8-ubuntu_14_04.so	Linux Ubuntu 14.04 for wireshark 1.10 (works with 1.6 too)

You should put the plugin in to $HOME/.wireshark/plugins.

After you do "make plugin", you will find the plugin in src/.libs/ccnxtlv.so.  Wireshark
uses libtool (for cross platform support), so the actual platform shared object is
hidden away in the .libs folder.


DIRECTORIES
===================

plugin_source/ is the plugin source code.  It will be COPIED to wireshark/plugins/ccnxtlv.
   This directory is under revision control in git.

src/ This is a softlink to wireshark/plugins/ccnxtlv.  It is a convenience to edit files there
   if needed, but otherwise plays no role in the build.  Remember that files in src/ and 
   wireshark/plugsins/ccnxtlv/ ARE NOT IN GIT.  If you edit files there, you will likely
   want to copy them back up to plugin_source.
   
testdata/ is a generated directory by using "make testdata".  Files prefixed by tcp_* are CCNx 1.0
   packets with a TCP/IP encapsulation.  Those prefixed by ether_* are an Ethernet capsulation with
   EtherType 0x0801.

wireshark/ is a convenience link to the actual wireshark version (e.g. 1.10.8 or 1.11.3).  It
   is created by the build (make wireshark).
   
wireshark-$(VERSION)/ is created by setting VERSION in the Makefile.  Using "make wireshark"
   or "make config" or "make all" will download the tarball from wireshark.org, unzip it,
   patch it, and setup the link.

TODO
===================
 
- Chain to the x509 dissector for the Certificate or PublicKey
- Interest and Content Object fragment headers not dissected
- Signature Block does not go down to the SignatureBits level, so the displayed buffer
  is not actually the signature, it has a 4-byte header on it still
- Does not dissect CPI control packets 

DEVELOPMENT
===================
- You want to edit the files in plugin_source, not src/.  src/ is a symlink to the
  wireshark code tree, those files are not part of git.

  So, typically you'd do something like this:

  > # edit files in plugin_source
  > rsync plugin_source/* src/
  > make -C wireshark

- If you modify Makefile.common (i.e you add or remove source files), you
  need to do an "autoreconf" in the wireshark directory, then copy
  src/Makefile.in to plugin_source/Makefile.in.