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Re: [ethereal-dev] Packet-icq.c update
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Ethereal-dev: November 1999


* Guy Harris (guy@xxxxxxxxxx) done spit this rhetoric:
> > diff -c -r1.40 packet-tcp.c
> > *** packet-tcp.c	1999/11/02 07:04:46	1.40
> > --- packet-tcp.c	1999/11/04 21:51:44
> > ***************
> > *** 495,501 ****
> >         pi.match_port = TCP_PORT_PPTP;
> >         dissect_pptp(pd, offset, fd, tree);
> >       } else if (PORT_IS(TCP_PORT_HTTP) || PORT_IS(TCP_ALT_PORT_HTTP)
> > !             || PORT_IS(631))
> >         dissect_http(pd, offset, fd, tree);
> >       else if (PORT_IS(TCP_PORT_NBSS)) {
> >         pi.match_port = TCP_PORT_NBSS;
> > --- 495,501 ----
> >         pi.match_port = TCP_PORT_PPTP;
> >         dissect_pptp(pd, offset, fd, tree);
> >       } else if (PORT_IS(TCP_PORT_HTTP) || PORT_IS(TCP_ALT_PORT_HTTP)
> > !             || PORT_IS(631) || PORT_IS(800))
> >         dissect_http(pd, offset, fd, tree);
> >       else if (PORT_IS(TCP_PORT_NBSS)) {
> >         pi.match_port = TCP_PORT_NBSS;
> 
> What's on port 800?

And what about port 3128 and 3132 ;)  What ethereal really needs is the
ability to get arbitrary ports from file in the config dir.  I've been
meaning to this, but have been swamped...

-- 
Jerry Talkington
NetCache Escalation Engineer
Network Appliance, Inc.

integration, n. 1: The act of combining various system elements so that 
		   they can crash concurrently.


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