Simson L. Garfinkel
Simson L. Garfinkel
This can be done using ssldump. It won't work for the new DH-based protocols that implement Perfect Forward Secrecy.
You would need to remove the code from ssldump and integrate it into tcpflow. It's a lot of work. You need to really understand C++.
What is your code? What is tcp->fd when it is not set? tcpip::close_file() should probably check to make sure that the file it is closing is opened, but demux.open_flows.erase(this) should...
Okay. You are more familiar with the code than I am at the moment, then. Are you manually implementing the linked list, or are you going to use a c++...
Isn't it better to use existing classes? > On Sep 30, 2015, at 9:29 AM, EaseTheWorld [email protected] wrote: > > Manually implemented double linked list. > To implement 'add', 'move...
If the C++ STL priority queue implementation didn't work, then you can go with your own. It's not that complicated. But I thought that the priority_queue would do this. On...
Please don't use boost in the final version. It creates a huge dependency. I've had very bad experience with boost. If you can use just a few include files and...
Did you look at std::priority_queue()? I don't know how many other headers boost::intrusive::list will include. > On Oct 1, 2015, at 6:01 AM, EaseTheWorld [email protected] wrote: > > Oh. that...
I thought that you could just remove the node, change the value as you want it, and then re-add it. Would that not work? On Thu, Oct 1, 2015 at...
My idea was to use a priority queue, and have the sorting done with the priority, such as when it was last used. On Thu, Oct 1, 2015 at 10:36...