Simson L. Garfinkel

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icon company BasisTech, LLC icon location Somerville, MA icon location I'm an author, programmer, former associate professor, and a part-time US Government employee. That photo is more than 30 years old. ORCID 0000-0003-1294-283

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incorrectly reassembling tcp stream

It should do a better job in this situation. May I add the PCAPs to the repository as a test case?

Write SMB parser, test SMB parser, and integrate with tcpflow source code

Yes! Thanks for writing. You will need to write a SMB parser. When you have it finished, please submit it as a pull request. Thanks! > Current Location: Stockholm, SE...

Write SMB parser, test SMB parser, and integrate with tcpflow source code

Hi. Well, as you know, you don't need an FTP parser because FTP sends data over its own connection. We don't have SMTP or POP3 parsers, but there is a...

Write SMB parser, test SMB parser, and integrate with tcpflow source code

This is a complex project. ---- Sent from my phone. On Jul 18, 2019, at 11:43 AM, chenchampion wrote: thank you, I will try to implement it. but I cannot...

tcpflow: [scan_python] Cannot call python becase no provided module/function.

Neat. Looks like scan_python needs an exit added. Do you want to try to put it in? Do you think that Scan_python should not come on when -a is specified?...

tcpflow: [scan_python] Cannot call python becase no provided module/function.

tcpflow does not sort pcap files into different flows. > On Jan 29, 2020, at 6:01 AM, Graham Russell wrote: > > So, my use case it that I want...

tcpflow: [scan_python] Cannot call python becase no provided module/function.

Yes still found a bug! I need to fix it. ---- Sent from my phone. > On Jan 29, 2020, at 6:29 AM, Graham Russell wrote: >  Closed #214....

tcpflow: [scan_python] Cannot call python becase no provided module/function.

This issue must still be fixed.

bibtextparser does not properly handle escaped dollar signs in input file

Hi. I have lots of code that I've written for automatically escaping LaTeX code. I like this a lot: https://github.com/simsong/ctools/blob/5e2387668852c5858367f6e8c2b75e06bba5839e/latex_tools.py#L129

bibtextparser does not properly handle escaped dollar signs in input file

Sure thing. Let me try to do it sometime today. I didn’t know how open you would be to pull request.