So i successfully logged packets from my server and i now copied the hexdump file to my desktop and opened them in wireshark and i can see all the packages just fine. However, when i open statistics->iograph, nothing is simply drawn. I have looked at youtube videos and they need no configuration whatsoever to make the graph visible and i have checked the options. I logged the output on my server with ubuntu 14.04 and opened up the hexdump on my desktop running arch linux (so it's a git version of 1.12.3 wireshark) Any ideas why it doesn't work? Here's a screenshot of how it looks, tried to hide my ip addresses though.
asked 15 Mar '15, 06:38  johan-bjareholt edited 15 Mar '15, 06:47 |
2 Answers:
I found the solution. When i saved the file on the server when it wasn't working, i simply saved the stdout from tshark to a file, like this "tshark > test.pcap". What i did to make it work, was to instead of just using stdout, i used the -w parameter like this "tshark -w test.pcap" and it now works. answered 18 Mar '15, 11:43 johan-bjareholt |
Did you try clicking the Graph 1, 2, 3, etc buttons? answered 17 Mar '15, 08:20  naskop As seen on the screenshot, they are all clicked. Tried again now just to be sure and it's no different. (17 Mar '15, 10:18) johan-bjareholt |
Please try the following:
The samples works!
I guess that there's something wrong with my capturing format i guess, will investigate further.