This is a port of Wireshark v2.2.17 for OS/2 & ArcaOS

It was built using GCC v8.2.0 and requires the libc066 runtime dll from ftp://ftp.netlabs.org/pub/gcc/libc-0.6.6-csd6.zip, libcx 0.4.0 or above & the Heimdal support DLL's from https://trac.netlabs.org/kerberos. The gui (wireshark.exe) requires the Qt 4.7.3 libraries.

Changes in v2.2.8
- Initial release (20170603)
- Added support for libssh, c-ares (namelookup), openssl & geoip (20170604 release)
- Started work on adding libpcap support (initially with no os2 packet capture support) (20170608)
- Fixed issue opening binary files (20170610)
- disabled libpcap support for public builds until it's working (20170617 build)
- Updated source to v2.2.8 (20170721 build)
- fixed paths for shared files & extcap for the case where wireshark isn't installed in /wireshark
- removed unnecessary *.a files
- updated to 2.2.9 source (20170924 build)
- updated to 2.2.17 source (20180916 build)

Capturing packets on OS/2 (Thanks to Dave McKenna for the instructions)
1) Open a command line window and type 'iptrace lan0' (or lan1 or lan2 depending on which interface you want to monitor)
2) Browse the network for a little while (don't leave iptrace running for too long or the log file could fill up your hard drive!)
3) close iptrace by hitting <enter>. There is now a file called 'iptrace.dmp' in the directory you ran iptrace from.
4) In the same directory type 'ipformat -x'. This formats the trace for wireshark and is a file named 'iptrace.enc'.
5) Open Wireshark and open the file 'iptrace.enc'

TODO
- testing
- add support for packet capturing on OS/2

General feedback can be provided to paul@smedley.id.au, bug reports should go to http://mantis.smedley.id.au

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Cheers,

Paul Smedley
Adelaide, Australia
16th September, 2018