Hello Roland,
This is a follow up on ticket 14. I have to create an another ticket because of uselessness of sourceforge platform. I wish you can move your project to another platform and make it open-source so that community can also contribute to your awesome project.
First of all, sourceforge doesn't allow us to comment or edit our tickets or add more than one file as attachment. I have saved the ticket 14 by thinking that it will save it as a draft and ask my confirmation for publishing and sourceforce simply published unfinished ticket and didn't allow me to edit it. I tried with different browsers and enabling script execution and nothing was successful. I have sent you a message via sourceforge immediately and i hope that didn't work out as well. Probably you may have to enable some user privileges in sourceforge settings.
About ticket 14, thanks about the comment on UnknownDirection issue. As you said, this issue was not in older versions of wireshark.
I'm attaching the crashlog that i wanted to send you with ticket 14. Have a nice vacation and thanks once again for your support.
I've edited the tickets permissions for the 2,567th time, I don't see why people can't update their own tickets, they should be able to. I agree it's very annoying.
I've seen that crash before, in fact I submitted a bug report for it a year or more ago but it looks like it's not yet fixed. The problem is in NSUserDefaults which is where all the defaults are kept, it manages to create objects which seem sometimes not to copy properly and then crash when you release the array holding them. There's a load of code in there to try to work around it but clearly sometimes it still fails.
In this case it's the list of known boards which has occasional issues unserializing itself properly. The easiest thing to try is probably to remove that default.
should list what you have now
should rename the old list, or use
to remove the Known Boards preference or all preferences. Do it whist the sniffer isn't open of course. You don't lose much by blowing them away, just the window size and your last download directory plus a mapping of boards to a number so that dumps from different sessions on the same board maintain the same board number, which is entirely unimportant anyway.