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Add a C/C++ library to access tcpreplay etc. #133

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fklassen opened this issue Sep 27, 2014 · 4 comments
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Add a C/C++ library to access tcpreplay etc. #133

fklassen opened this issue Sep 27, 2014 · 4 comments
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As per http://stackoverflow.com/questions/26034768/how-to-add-tcpreplay-as-a-library-in-c-language-or-any-other-programming-languag

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ludiofines commented May 7, 2019

hi @fklassen any progress on the topic?

i have seen there's some progress with tcpreplay_api.h but i cannot find examples how to use it after compiling it.

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fklassen commented May 7, 2019

We shelved this because there was no interest. Do you have an application? If so, I'll assign to a future release.

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ludiofines commented May 8, 2019

Well, i would like to be able to extract the statistics the tcpreplay provides and broadcast them with a websocket service, for example. at the moment i have to start tcpreplay with a fork/exec method and i have to pipe the stderr, stdout of the tcpreplay so that i get that statistics but thats very error prone and race conditions might occur (i have not determined if that's my current problem).

being a library (tcpreplay) will ease a lot my application's implementation for the statistics and for the actual pcap replay.

@fklassen fklassen added this to To do in 4.4 via automation May 8, 2019
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fklassen commented May 8, 2019

Thanks. Scheduled for 4.4 release.

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