Hi all, I'm using tshark (in Linux) to return only packet source MAC addresses and signal strength. Here's what I use:
The problem is that every few packets is prefixed by an annoying ID number. I assume that these are the same as the numbers that show up unpredictably when I run "tshark -i wlan0 -n" and get this output (I've x'd out actual addresses...):
Notice the extra "4" and "11" Does anyone have any idea what these extra numbers are and, more importantly, how I can suppress them in my output? Thanks asked 06 May '14, 09:15 dlanced |
One Answer:
See my answer to this question. answered 06 May '14, 09:22 cmaynard ♦♦ |
Darn. I'm using 1.10.6-1 from the Ubuntu 14.04 repository and I'd like to stay within their upgrade cycle, so I'd rather not build my own. Is there an existing bug report asking for a backport? Thanks!
Is there an existing bug report asking for a backport?
Not that I'm aware of, but you can browse/search the open bugs and open one if there's not already one open.