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Hi Fredrik.
Why couldn't you put packets on a queue and then work your way backwards or forwards? If it was a handy helper class it might find a home in sharppcap although different users have different needs in terms of queuing. Some may want to prefilter before queuing etc.
A couple of things with the code. You should consider using var to tighten the code up a bit. I'm not sure about...
2010-01-06 00:16:28 UTC in SharpPcap
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Hi Fredrik.
What version of sharppcap are you using?
Also, how are you capturing these packets? Are you using one of the examples or some of your own code to capture packets? Depending on how much processing you are doing in the capturing thread this may impact whether packets are being dropped.
Also, you might introduce calls to PcapDevice.Statistics() every few seconds to check for...
2010-01-05 23:11:24 UTC in SharpPcap
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Hi Douglas.
Before we consider performance improvements we need to measure performance. I've done a little testing and seen packet rates in excess of thousands of packets a second captured by sharppcap. We could use to have some sort of way to measure this in the codebase as a test though, I'm not sure how that would work because we would need to simulate or generate network packets.
Also,
2010-01-05 17:29:40 UTC in SharpPcap
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2010-01-05 08:10:12 UTC in SharpPcap
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2010-01-04 20:43:34 UTC in SharpPcap
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The error doesn't reproduce for me here under linux. If you want to run the tests under windows and see if it reproduces, then throw a unchecked() around the offending statement and see if that fixes things I'll apply the patch you send.
Chris.
2010-01-02 02:44:42 UTC in SharpPcap
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2010-01-02 02:35:30 UTC in SharpPcap
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2010-01-01 19:24:01 UTC in SharpPcap
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2010-01-01 19:23:02 UTC in SharpPcap
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Hello.
Do you mean setting the id field of the ip packet? If so you can build your packet using the packet constructors or by retrieving a packet from the line or a file and then modify that field and resend the packet.
Maybe you can clarify which fields in the packet you want to modify.
Chris.
2010-01-01 19:19:37 UTC in SharpPcap
