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*/
/*
* XXX - these are little-endian in the captures I've seen, but Apple
* no longer make any big-endian machines (Macs use x86, iOS machines
* use ARM and run it little-endian), so that might be by definition
* or they might be host-endian.
*
* If a big-endian PKTAP file ever shows up, and it comes from a
* big-endian machine, presumably these are host-endian, and we need
* to just fetch the fields directly in tcpdump but byte-swap them
* to host byte order in libpcap.
*/
typedef struct pktap_header {
nd_uint32_t pkt_len; /* length of pktap header */
nd_uint32_t pkt_rectype; /* type of record */
nd_uint32_t pkt_dlt; /* DLT type of this packet */
char pkt_ifname[24]; /* interface name */
nd_uint32_t pkt_flags;
nd_uint32_t pkt_pfamily; /* "protocol family" */
nd_uint32_t pkt_llhdrlen; /* link-layer header length? */
nd_uint32_t pkt_lltrlrlen; /* link-layer trailer length? */
nd_uint32_t pkt_pid; /* process ID */
char pkt_cmdname[20]; /* command name */
nd_uint32_t pkt_svc_class; /* "service class" */
nd_uint16_t pkt_iftype; /* "interface type" */
nd_uint16_t pkt_ifunit; /* unit number of interface? */
nd_uint32_t pkt_epid; /* "effective process ID" */
char pkt_ecmdname[20]; /* "effective command name" */
} pktap_header_t;
/*
* Record types.
*/
#define PKT_REC_NONE 0 /* nothing follows the header */
#define PKT_REC_PACKET 1 /* a packet follows the header */
/*
* This is the top level routine of the printer. 'p' points
* to the ether header of the packet, 'h->ts' is the timestamp,
* 'h->len' is the length of the packet off the wire, and 'h->caplen'
* is the number of bytes actually captured.
*/
void
pktap_if_print(netdissect_options *ndo,
const struct pcap_pkthdr *h, const u_char *p)
{
uint32_t dlt, hdrlen, rectype;
u_int caplen = h->caplen;
u_int length = h->len;
if_printer printer;
const pktap_header_t *hdr;
struct pcap_pkthdr nhdr;
ndo->ndo_protocol = "pktap";
if (length < sizeof(pktap_header_t)) {
ND_PRINT(" (packet too short, %u < %zu)",
length, sizeof(pktap_header_t));
goto invalid;
}
hdr = (const pktap_header_t *)p;
dlt = GET_LE_U_4(hdr->pkt_dlt);
hdrlen = GET_LE_U_4(hdr->pkt_len);
if (hdrlen < sizeof(pktap_header_t)) {
/*
* Claimed header length < structure length.
* XXX - does this just mean some fields aren't
* being supplied, or is it truly an error (i.e.,
* is the length supplied so that the header can
* be expanded in the future)?
*/
ND_PRINT(" (pkt_len too small, %u < %zu)",
hdrlen, sizeof(pktap_header_t));
goto invalid;
}
if (hdrlen > length) {
ND_PRINT(" (pkt_len too big, %u > %u)",
hdrlen, length);
goto invalid;
}
ND_TCHECK_LEN(p, hdrlen);
if (ndo->ndo_eflag)
pktap_header_print(ndo, p, length);
