Re: (ASCEND) hex2ppp for linux diff

[Phillip Vandry <vandry@Mlink.NET>]

> Thilo Wunderlich wrote:
> > 
> > I grabbed the hex2ppp program from http://www.mlink.net/~vandry/hex2ppp.html
> > and changed the DEFINES to values that work with Linux. Though I'm not shure
> > if I have changed them correctly.
> > I'll post the diff.
> 
> Dang, you beat me to it <g>.  Those are the same changes I made, but the output
> doesn't appear to be as useful as I would've expected.  I'm thinking there is
> something missing still...

Please send me these diffs, I'll integrate them.

And how do you find the output to be unuseful? If you are trying to look
at modem connections, try using the -q flag. It was mostly developped
snooping ISDN connections, and I realized that async logs tended to
require interpretation of the HDLC ESCAPE character (0x7d), this is what
-q does.

Also part of the same problem, async logs trickle in byte by byte whereas
the utility works better if a whole packet comes in at a time. I've
been meaning to work on that too.

-Phil
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