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local timestamp recovery of .cap files
From: Andrej van der Zee <andrejvanderzee () gmail com>
Date: Fri, 15 May 2009 09:41:47 +0900
Hi, I am having a problem with the timestamps in .cap files. I receive .cap files captured on machines in a different timezone (GMT +1 or GMT +3). When I do a "tcpdump -r en0.cap -n -tttt" then the timestamps are corrected to my local timezone (GMT +8 or GMT +9). The problem is that I need the timezone correction for the capturing machines (GMT +1 or GMT +3) and not of my local machine. I know I can do the timezone correction manually by using -tt instead of -tttt and add +1 or +3 hours, but this is error-prone. Is there a way to calculate this kind of recovery of the timestamp automatically? Thank you, Andrej - This is the tcpdump-workers list. Visit https://cod.sandelman.ca/ to unsubscribe.
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- local timestamp recovery of .cap files Andrej van der Zee (May 14)
- Re: local timestamp recovery of .cap files Guy Harris (May 14)
- Re: local timestamp recovery of .cap files Andrej van der Zee (May 14)
- Re: local timestamp recovery of .cap files Guy Harris (May 14)
- Re: local timestamp recovery of .cap files Jefferson Ogata (May 14)
- Re: local timestamp recovery of .cap files Guy Harris (May 14)
- Re: local timestamp recovery of .cap files Andrej van der Zee (May 14)
- Re: local timestamp recovery of .cap files Guy Harris (May 14)
- Re: local timestamp recovery of .cap files Jefferson Ogata (May 15)
- Re: local timestamp recovery of .cap files Guy Harris (May 15)
- Re: local timestamp recovery of .cap files rh (May 15)
- Re: local timestamp recovery of .cap files Andrej van der Zee (May 14)
- Re: local timestamp recovery of .cap files Guy Harris (May 14)