Re: [Tcpick-project] Question about multiple streams

[Christian B. <ch...@do...>]

Hi,

I've had the same problem some years ago. My solution was a simple patch to the
tcpick output-routine, which printed the connection-identifier in front of each
piece of data. That way a single script/program was able to partition the 
interleaved stream into multiple streams.

I did use this to passively record HTTP connections and it worked pretty good.

Some instructions to make that work (including the patch) can be found here:


	https://secure.jwall.org/web/tap/building_tcpick.jsp   (Building a patched TCPICK)

	https://secure.jwall.org/web/tap/index.jsp  (HTTP Recording with Java)

Regards,
    Chris


Am 07.02.2011 um 07:00 schrieb Chuck Lane:

> I'm using a php script to parse input coming from tcppick. I've figured out how to get it working with one stream, however if I have multiple incoming streams on the same port I can't figure it out.
> 
> Right now i'm using something like
> 
> tcpick -bR "port xxx" | php5 ./myscript.php 
> 
> and reading the input in from stdin.
> 
> Is there any way that I can make tcppick launch multiple instances of my script depending on how many connections are coming in
> each one is on the same dest port but a different source port if that helps
> 
> Thanks
> 
> 
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