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I am having a difficult time properly testing and validating my contirbutions to this repo. I believe some documentation might help this along. I would be willing to write this documentation as well, if I could get some help understanding the current build and test environment.
Audit unsafe code
The project works with 8 modules < reference source/Module >
- Creating issue to accelerate/track test frame building of each module
- The test folder has a very basic example to start with.
- Feel free to make a pull request for the test cases
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Documentation is wrong about slot datas (i assume)
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I spent almost an hour to understand that content was in fact just a prismarine item.toNotch.
Would be nice for new users to precise explicitly this matter in docs somehow.
The correct format is the following (or maybe i just don't know how to read the doc table ?)
iThe tutorial in https://github.com/chmorgan/sharppcap/tree/master/Tutorial is currently found on codeproject.com, https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/12458/SharpPcap-A-Packet-Capture-Framework-for-NET, and could use to be updated to:
- Remove mention of airpcap
- Include latest released version
- Update links to GitHub rather than sourceforge
- Mention nuget packages
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As per the respective RFCs, IGMP uses MRD in units of 1/10s while MLD uses units of ms.
Currently the Ostinato GUI shows units as 1/10s for both IGMP and MLD.
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CI could have differents stages to:
- run style
- run tests
- build documentation
with stages, tests will be runned in parallel and CI should be faster to check commits.
see the travis documentation about stages.
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You can sniff a packet, modify it, and re-send it using libtins. The only issue is dropping the original one so the receiver doesn't get two packets. This could be done via iptables rules, I'm sure there has to be some article describing how to do it.
Originally posted by @mfontanini in mfontanini/libtins#61 (comment)