If a packet does not have a sign/guid, use an invalid guid instead of 0
as the default, so that these packets get tracked against the invalid
guid which can be excluded while updating the port's stream stats.
* No ugly #ifdef TURBO
* Turbo ports need to be specified explicitly in drone.ini
* If a port is not a turbo port, fall back to LinuxPort
* Turbo ports set their description as 'Turbo' which shows up in GUI
* Some XdpPort creation/destruction error checks
Changed to decimal precision for improved replay accuracy.
For inter packet time > 1s, the integer precision would set up rate as 0
instead of 0.x - this also gets fixed by this change.
Some Wireshark/tshark versions have ip.flags as u16 instead of u8. Code
changed to be able to handle both.
Tested with Wireshark 3.2.4 (u16) and 1.14 (u8)
Irrespective of whether logs window is visible or not, show and
animate the icon from the center of the main window; end point is center
of logs window if visible, or the logs window tab icon if not visible.
Using static vars meant all connections were using the same static vars!
A bug that has existed since 2009!
This code is ugly, but since it is such a fundamental piece of code for
every operation, no refactoring is being done except to convert the
static vars to data members renaming where required to avoid name
conflicts. The one exception is that `cumLen` which was a per hdr.type
variable is now a single data member across all types. Since for a
single connection messages will be sequential this is expected to work
(fingers crossed!)
For the future we should look at replacing the custom RPC code with GRPC
(issue #305).
Fixes#304
Currently we would crash because of qFatal(). The new behaviour is
better. Error is reported in the logs window alongwith a suggestion on
what to check.
This is done for all top level windows - ports, stats, logs
At startup, the local portgroup would automatically become current with
the result that the welcome page would not be visible. Not sure why but
an explicit setFocus of ports window seems to avoid it.
For non-Windows platforms, the default paths for awk, diff, gzip are
fixed at compile time since these are standard utilities for these
platforms. However, for Windows, we ship these utilities along with
Ostinato, so we need to set default path as the application directory
which is known only at run time. This is done as part of
Preferences::initDefaults() and therefore should be called before
setting OstProtoLib external program paths
FieldValue, FieldFrameValue, FieldTextValue were all fixed. This used to
work earlier. I think somewhere across Qt versions, QByteArray() and
QString() changed such that it broke. Or more likely I was using those
incorrectly earlier but output was still correct which is no longer
true.
Anyway, it should be ok going forward (hopefully!)
Looks like starting somewhere in Wireshark 2.x, when we give -x to
tshark, we also need to explicitly give -P to include the one-line
summary of the packet. This one-line summary is used in the diff to find
out which packets experienced a diff.
