Date: Tue, 12 Mar 2002 16:30:45 -0500 From: Scott Barron <sb125499@oak.cats.ohiou.edu> Subject: Re: tcptrace: Feature Suggestion Message-ID: <20020312163045.A26399@unixbrewers.org>
On Tue, Mar 12, 2002 at 12:55:01PM -0500, Joseph Ishac wrote:
> Tcptrace Feature Suggestion:
>
> Instead of having to list --no<this> and --no<that> to remove the labels from
> time sequence plots, I would imagine it handy to have a single option to turn
> them all off. (like --notsplabels).
>
> -Joseph
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Hi Joe,
I'm not sure if this is what you wanted or if anyone else will like my
code but here is something that does what you're asking. You can pass
in the argument --noshowtsglabels and it will be the same as passing
--noshowsacks
--nowshowrexmit
--noshowoutorder
--noshowzerowindow
--noshowdupack3
--nowshowzerolensegs
--noshowzwndprobes
Is this the behavior you wanted? It still prints the SYN and FIN, etc
labels as those appear to be added by a plotter_text() function and
don't have a boolean switch. I'll leave that as an excersize to you if
you want it :)
At any rate, the patch is against version 6.0.1 and seems to work. If
the code maintainers want to use it they can, or if not they can use
their mighty 'd' key in mutt and make Joe patch his own :)
On a side note to code maintainers, is the 6.0.1 release a non-beta? I
remember looking last summer and the latest release was a beta or
something but Wes told me it was pretty stable. If 6.0.1 is the release
I'd like to submit it to the NetBSD pkgsrc collection as theirs is at
5.2.1 and that seems kind of old to me.
Hmm, must study for finals.
-Scott
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