moeller0
moeller0
Maybe? Could you just send me a recent logfile with the new data, so I can add this?
The data lines seem incorrect: ``` DATA; 2024-08-05-10:05:14; 1722848714.085549; 1722848714.084762; 0; 0; 0; 0; [1722848714.08198]; 1.0.0.1; 0; 37900; 31000; -655; -6900; 80200; 37900; 31000; -655; -6900; 80400; 0; -2318; 30200;...
Not as far as I can tell, here is an example from a log file someone sent me earlier this year: ``` DATA; 2024-04-24-11:11:05; 1713946265.521166; 1713946265.521078; 60; 5; 0; 0;...
All I can say is that the parser does not like the brackets, and if these serve no purpose it seems easiest to remove them from the logs instead of...
This should fix things, hopefully, as the parser will first dissect the header to figure out dynamically how many data fields to expect...
I guess I will have a look at whether I can wing anything, worst case I take this as inspiration for a fresh implementation... you would recommend rust?
Thanks for the pointers! Avoiding amplification is not that hard, simply require the request packet to contain all the same fields asa the response packet... sure that only solves the...