Hi Mike,
Are you talking about the packet bytes pane or in the dialog which
shows up when you do "follow XYZ stream"?
In the former case, it seems to be the same as EtherDetect...
non-printable bytes are replaced by a period '.'. This is the case in
practically every program which displays/edits hex streams.
In the latter case, well, I don't think it is a good idea because it
would not be an accurate 'representation' of the data, but that's
just me. Perhaps someone else has a different opinion.
Regards,
Abhik.
On Tue, Aug 5, 2008 at 1:46 AM, Mike Upton <mikeupton26@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> is there a way to just shut off the dots in wireshark when it shows you the
> contents of a packet, and just show the raw data in a format similar to what
> ether detect does by default? www.etherdetect.com
>
> for example, (this is gibberish dont bother decoding) fouiwegbfvwe723snn@@
>
> instead of
>
> f..o.u....i.w.e....gbfv....w.e.7..2.3...s.n.n@@
>
> i hope you know what i'm talking about. yes, im a beginner at this and it
> shows, but i will, in the words of Monty Python "get better."
>
>
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