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v2.2.7-0-g1861a96 is not using ethers file from either the Personal configuration Location or System Location. Under Preferences | Appearance | Name Resolution | Resolve MAC addresses is selected. Is this a known issue or am I missing something? |
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question asked: 08 Jun '17, 07:40
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Got mine in ~/.wireshark/ethers working just fine. Is that what you have?
Personal configuration C:\Users\339472\AppData\Roaming\Wireshark\
System C:\Program Files\Wireshark
This is where the "About Wireshark" Folders tab shows that the ethers file should exist.
I have it in ~/.wireshark/ethers, but it's not working for me? Reloading wireshark didn't work either
so I assume you're not running Wireshark as root, and put the ethers file in your user home directory?