Hello,
use a tag for your builder functions, this way your pblocks will be altered
instead of creating each time a new pblock.
pseudo code:
ptag_data = 0;
ptag_tcp_or_udp_or_icmp= 0;
ptag_ip = 0;
for()
{
ptag_data = libnet_build_data (...,...,..., ptag_data);
ptag_tcp_or_udp_or_icmp = libnet_build_tcp_or_udp_or_icmp
(..,...ptag_tcp_or_udp_or_icmp );
ptag_ip = libnet_build_ip (...., ..., ptag_ip);
libnet_wrilt();
}
like this the first time you enter the loop you will create a new pblock for
each build_xxx() because the tags passed are 0, these fns will return you a
tag, the next time you call the functions the tags will have a value. so
libnet will search for the blocks with the corresponding tags and modify the
contents of the block instaed of creating a new one.
You could also use libnet_clear_packet() after you send the packet each
time, which will delete all the pblocks of the libnet context. if you use
this method always pass a zero in the tag field of the build_xx fns. after
you libnet_write() call libnet_clear_packet().
also check the samples, I think if you read through the codes you can easily
do what you want.
Regards, Mustaffa Abu Sedira
From: Ben L <bernd.leitner@gmx.at>
To: libnet@securityfocus.com
Subject: libnet_write_raw_ipv4() Message too long
Date: 2 Sep 2004 13:28:10 -0000
Hello,
i have a problem with my libnet application. I have written a small
programm to test my firewall and a packetlogger. My code simply creates
some ip packets with valid ip addresses in a loop.
Those packets are transmitted via tcp.
Everything works fine for about 70 packets, then i get the (Message too
long) error msg.
The problem is that my code always adds the data for the new packet to the
current libnet context. I need a way to get rid of the old data after i
have sended a packet in a loop.
pseudo code:
while (ip addresses)
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