How do I make asked 05 May '13, 13:36  Zack edited 05 May '13, 13:36 |
One Answer:
As there is no way to just point to a disabled_protocols file, you need to go the "-C" way. Here is one way of doing it: Make a new profile for your project and then create a symbolic link to it in your projects directory: Or if you want to keep the original files in your project directory, move the projectX_profile_1 directory to your projects directory and link back to it from ~/.wireshark/profiles (FYI: I have linked my ~/.wireshark/profiles directory to a directory on dropbox so I have all my wireshark profiles available on both my laptops) answered 05 May '13, 13:49  SYN-bit ♦♦ edited 05 May '13, 13:51 |
That's not a bad workaround, but it still requires me to set things up outside the project directory before my scripts will work. I want to be able to check out the repo in a pristine environment and proceed without further setup.
The code for reading the profile name could be extended to also accept an absolute path. You could file an enhancement request for that on https://bugs.wireshark.org (or even better, provide the necessary patch so it can be submitted to the SVN repository)