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   Alan Ianson to andrew clarke   
   Create message bases   
   17 Apr 21 12:01:50   
   
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     Re: Create message bases   
     By: andrew clarke to Alan Ianson on Sat Apr 17 2021 03:57 pm   
      
    AC> FWIW pktview is a Perl script.   
      
   Yes, now that I take a closer look it is.   
      
    AC> WRT pktinfo, I worked on C code recently and made some improvements, but   
    AC> its weakness is it heavily relies on HPT's packet parsing functions. A   
    AC> broken packet will tend to make pktinfo abort execution (like HPT would)   
    AC> instead of just displaying what information it can. There's not really an   
    AC> easy way I can fix that without potentially breaking something in HPT, so   
    AC> it will have to do.   
      
   pktinfo has never failed me so far so I hope I will never get packets that are   
   so broken.   
      
   I haven't looked at pktview in a long time but I can't seem to get it to read   
   a packet currently. How does one use pktview?   
      
    Ttyl :-),   
            Al   
      
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