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@obormot@kbandla so I noticed that the Readme has no explaining for what dpkt is/does. So shrug... I start a strawman and you guys can add/improve.
Adding some feedback from obormot..
"The dpkt package is a lightweight Python for network packet parsing and unpacking. Dpkt processes packets individually as a stream and is therefore fast and memory efficient. Since dpkt focuses on individual packets it does NOT provide reassembly functionality (like full HTTP requests/responses)."
Shrug.. please feel free to improve this ^
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...and what it does NOT too! E.g. we get many repeated issues/questions on ip/tcp/etc. stream reassembly or things that require underlying reassembly (like full HTTP requests/responses).
Also I suggest establishing guidelines for submitting issues - e.g. if it's a pcap failure, always attach the pcap and the piece of code that fails with explanation.
@obormot @kbandla so I noticed that the Readme has no explaining for what dpkt is/does. So shrug... I start a strawman and you guys can add/improve.
Adding some feedback from obormot..
"The dpkt package is a lightweight Python for network packet parsing and unpacking. Dpkt processes packets individually as a stream and is therefore fast and memory efficient. Since dpkt focuses on individual packets it does NOT provide reassembly functionality (like full HTTP requests/responses)."
Shrug.. please feel free to improve this ^
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: