How much data, if any, was transfered from the client to the server?
Isaac White
None because your server is imaginary.
Joshua Reyes
Provide me with the documentation of said data format and I'll tell you.
We're not psychic.
Jace Gray
while valid, incorrect.
nor am i. this is all i have to go off of. i was told this was enough.
Jacob Moore
i don't ask for much, Sup Forumsuys.
can you point me in the right direction?
Dylan Butler
solution found give more pics from OP and I'll post.
Leo Butler
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Luke Jenkins
horse shit that's her i meant the girl from op
Easton Watson
Unfortunate feet
Brayden Smith
>her
Caleb Jackson
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Jeremiah Walker
(Me) OP ya got a couple minutes before I'm hopping. More of first pic and I'll give you answer + explanation.
Nolan Butler
Lurking in hope of some more yellow puss
Aaron Cook
I know shit about shit. I would guess just by looking at it that where it says P1:2 it means one package of data out of 2 was sent?. Aren't TCP/IP standard in size? So calculate how many packs all together and multiply it by said size???
tcpdump gives you a shitload of information, the key stuff to look for is the start:end(length) that you see a lot, such as the 1:2(1) or the 2:21(19). Incase that doesn't spell that out for you: > find all instances of #:#(#) > Grab 3rd number > add them all together thus, 0 + 0 + 1 + 19 + 1 + 1 + 1 = > 23
if you like that, then post some more ;)
Austin Russell
= *
Caleb Nguyen
I say 20 bytes
Elijah Robinson
woops minor typo 23 was the total bytes sent in the entire transaction, if you look just for rtsg.1023 > csam.login packets you get (20).
Nicholas Lewis
Glad I know what im doing. After I do this shit a lot at my job...
Robert Watson
'preciate it. tcpdump isn't anything i even occasionally use.
Jaxson Perez
Honestly I haven't messed with tcpdump in a while, but the power of boners will get me to google some shit (probably would've quicker to just reverse search, but why not help someone in the process)
np m8, thx for the pix
Isaac Morgan
Oh shit, those are hosts! Non standard shit, but yeah.
rtsg.1024 > (sends) shit to csam.login and vice versa.
I thought it was some dump from Wireshark, but it's tcpdump.
