pcap to txt

[Lucas Duarte de Souza]

Hi guys,

I want to save files pcap in txt. Any suggestion?


thanks

[Lucas Duarte de Souza]

I could, but i have one more doubt.

I want to manipulate pcap, to save that I want.

Example:
Output

0.559611

559611us

tsft

24.0

Mb/s

5005

MHz

11a

IP

192.168.1.2.49153

>

192.168.1.1.12345:

UDP,

I want just :

0.559611 24.0

[Konstantinos]

Hi, 

a quick google search gives an example of how you can convert pcaps to text file

https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=pcap+to+text

one of which was 

http://blog.scorviafoundation.org/2012/12/09/and-the-story-begin/operating-system/how-to-convert-pcap-file-into-text/

Now, if you want only to get the first and fourth element of each line, you can use a script to get that

e.g. in awk script assuming that the original.txt file was the one with the full line after the pcap conversion, and clean.txt has only the first and fourth element:

awk '{ print $1 $4 "\n" } END{}' original.txt >> clean.txt

[Lucas Duarte de Souza]

Em domingo, 10 de novembro de 2013 20h59min53s UTC-2, Konstantinos escreveu:

Hi, 

a quick google search gives an example of how you can convert pcaps to text file

https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=pcap+to+text

I could.

one of which was 

http://blog.scorviafoundation.org/2012/12/09/and-the-story-begin/operating-system/how-to-convert-pcap-file-into-text/

Now, if you want only to get the first and fourth element of each line, you can use a script to get that

e.g. in awk script assuming that the original.txt file was the one with the full line after the pcap conversion, and clean.txt has only the first and fourth element:

awk '{ print $1 $4 "\n" } END{}' original.txt >> clean.txt

thanks