Hi, folks! Why this code not works with pcap files of tcpdump and go to freeze.
#! /usr/bin/perl use Class::Struct; use Math::BigInt; my $usage = "Usage: $0 tcpdump_file\n"; my $fh; struct( conn => { fin => int, stime => double, etime => double}); my %hash = (); if ($#ARGV != 0) { die "$usage"; } else { my $file = $ARGV[0]; my $start = 0; open(TD, "sudo tcpdump -r $file -tt |") || die "tcpdump failed\n"; while (<TD>) { if (/([0-9]+.[0-9]+)(.*)(1.1.2.3.*)(\.[0-9]+)(.*5.6.7.8.*)(S)/ +) { my $time = $1; if ($start == 0) { $start = $time; } my $port = $4; if ($hash{$port} == 0) { $hash{$port} = new conn(); $hash{$port}->{fin} = 0; $hash{$port}->{stime} = $1; $hash{$port}->{etime} = 0; my $fin = $hash{$port}->{fin}; } } elsif (/([0-9]+.[0-9]+)(.*)(1.1.2.3)(\.[0-9]+)(.*)(5.6.7.8)(.* +)([F|.|R])/) { my $time = $1; my $port = $4; my $flag = $8; my $h = $hash{$port}; if ($hash{$port} != 0 && ($flag eq 'F')) { $hash{$port}->{fin} = 1; } elsif (($flag eq "." && $hash{$port}->{fin} == 1) || $flag eq "R") { $hash{$port}->{etime} = $1; } } elsif (/([0-9]+.[0-9]+)(.*)(1.1.2.3)(\.[0-9]+)(.*)(5.6.7.8.*)( +.*)(R)/) { my $time = $1; my $port = $4; my $flag = $7; $hash{$port}->{etime} = $1; } } for my $key ( keys %hash ) { my $stime = $hash{$key}->{stime}; my $etime = $hash{$key}->{etime}; if ($etime == 0) { $etime = $stime + 200.0; } my $begin = $stime - $start; my $dur = $etime - $stime; print "$begin $dur\n"; } }

In reply to Why this code not working with pcap files? by lepetal

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