[Help] Packet Editor - Comparing Socket Data.

[pokeninja2]

Hello, I want to save and compare the data of a 2 packets,

and finding out if they contain the same data...

Thanks to u-coRe & Metin2Spieler97 i have something like this, and its working great!

Thanks for the help!!!

This part saves the 1rst packet to be compared.

PHP Code:

bool paso0(const char* buf,int len){

            buf2 = (char*) malloc (len);
            tam_buf2=len;
            for (int i = 0; i < len; ++i)    /
                buf2[i] = buf[i];            
            return true;
} 


This part check if the packets are the same

PHP Code:

bool check(const char* buf,int len,char* bufb,int lenb){
        bool check=false;
        int i=0;
        if(len!=lenb){

        }else{
            while (i < len) {
                if (memcmp(bufb,buf,len)==0){
                    check = true;
                }else{
                    check = false;
                    i=len;
                }
                i++;
            }}
        return check;
    } 


Now i need to build an interface!!! ANY SUGGESTIONS?

[buFFy!]

how come u use strcmp? a packet doesnt has to be a string. use memcmp instead

[pokeninja2]

Originally Posted by u-coRe

how come u use strcmp? a packet doesnt has to be a string. use memcmp instead

Same error... I'm Using Wireshark to analize what's in the packet Data and for example:
Packet data with Wireshark= d7
Content of buf = 126FA51E0B (Using printf ("DATA: %X\n",buf); )
Why is that?

[buFFy!]

tbh, i have no clue. never used wireshark.

try to check the length parameter and compare with wireshark. this could help debugging

[ms​]

Originally Posted by pokeninja2

Same error... I'm Using Wireshark to analize what's in the packet Data and for example:
Packet data with Wireshark= d7
Content of buf = 126FA51E0B (Using printf ("DATA: %X\n",buf); )
Why is that?

You're printing the pointer instead of what it points to. If you want to print out the buffer content instead you need to iterate over it.

int i;
printf("DATA: ");
for (i = 0; i < len; ++i)
    printf("%02X ", buf[i]);
printf("\n\n");

[pokeninja2]

Originally Posted by Metin2Spieler97

You're printing the pointer instead of what it points to. If you want to print out the buffer content instead you need to iterate over it.

int i;
printf("DATA: ");
for (i = 0; i < len; ++i)
    printf("%02X ", buf[i]);
printf("\n\n");

Thank you !!! I knew that the problem was in me reading de pointer instead of the data, but i didn't knew how to fix it

Now I have to compare each data and find out if they are equal.

[buFFy!]

actually, memcmp is still the right way.

[ms​]

Originally Posted by pokeninja2

Thank you !!! I knew that the problem was in me reading de pointer instead of the data, but i didn't knew how to fix it

Now I have to compare each data and find out if they are equal.

Originally Posted by pokeninja2

if (memcmp (azules,buf,1024) == 0){

The 3. argument of memcmp has to be the length of your array, which is len in your case.

[pokeninja2]

Thanks for the help!!!
This part saves the 1rst packet to be compared.

PHP Code:

bool paso0(const char* buf,int len){

            buf2 = (char*) malloc (len);
            tam_buf2=len;
            for (int i = 0; i < len; ++i)    /
                buf2[i] = buf[i];            
            return true;
} 


This part check if the packets are the same

PHP Code:

bool check(const char* buf,int len,char* bufb,int lenb){
        bool check=false;
        int i=0;
        if(len!=lenb){

        }else{
            while (i < len) {
                if (memcmp(bufb,buf,len)==0){
                    check = true;
                }else{
                    check = false;
                    i=len;
                }
                i++;
            }}
        return check;
    } 


Now i need to build an interface!!! ANY SUGGESTIONS?

[buFFy!]

mfc? you should try using google