Re: tcptrace Feature Request

From: Jose Manuel Cano Garcia (cano@pc2072te.dte.uma.es)
Date: 09/10/02

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    From: Jose Manuel Cano Garcia <cano@pc2072te.dte.uma.es>
    Subject: Re: tcptrace Feature Request
    Date: Tue, 10 Sep 2002 19:52:35 +0200
    Message-Id: <200209101952.35833.cano@pc2072te.dte.uma.es>
    
    
    

    Hi,

    If you want to modify the tcptrace output, you only have to modify the
    output.c code (there are two functions, one for the long format and other for
    the short format).

    I have change the code for the short format, so that the following information
    is printed (one line per connection, spaces as field delimiters):

    second, microsecond, address_a, port_a, address_b, port_b, total_packet ab,
    reset_packets_ab, ack_packets_ab, data_packets_ab, retransmited_pk_ab,
    bytes_ab, useful_bytes_ab, retransmited_bytes_ab, transmission_time_ab, ....
    same for ba .... , ........, Finishing code
                 ^
                        |
                 |
                 Inserts "rtt_ab, rtt_handshake_ab, rtt_ba, rtt_hand_shake_ba" if -r
    option specified.

    The IP addresses are printed in raw (hexadecimal) format. Although not used,
    it is necesary to specify the "-n" option to prevent DNS resolving (sorry).

    This format is quite useful to load the data in matlab or excel easily without
    a "preprocessing" stage.

    I Enclose the modified code with the e-mail, I hope it may be useful to you

    Best Regards,

            Jose Manuel Cano-Garcia
            Electronic Technology Department http://www.dte.uma.es
            University of Malaga http://www.uma.es
            Spain
            mailto: cano@dte.uma.es

    
    

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