Bug #3531
Unknown status of the p25 wireshark plugin
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Description
I was writing a general Wireshark wiki page today, based on the hand full existing pages that were already in the wiki. One of them is this one, which describes the out-of-tree P25 wireshark plugin.
The build instructions are outdated, and I could not find the source code to the plugin (page still refers to the obsolete svn location). So I think it would be good to answer these questions in the wiki page:- is the plugin upstreamed already or is anyone working on it?
- where is the source code?
- https://wiki.wireshark.org/P25 (which says the plugin is out of tree, pointing at osmocom)
History
#1 Updated by ollopa about 2 months ago
osmith wrote:
The build instructions are outdated, and I could not find the source code to the plugin (page still refers to the obsolete svn location). So I think it would be good to answer these questions in the wiki page:
- is the plugin upstreamed already or is anyone working on it?
- where is the source code?
From what I can tell no, it is not in the WS repo and the code in the op25-legacy repo is the last version of the plugin. The WS plugin API has changed a bit but I was just able to update the plugin and get it to compile with the latest version 3.3.0 WS. I'd like to contribute the changes back to the op25 project but I'm not sure what the best procedure is. Can I submit a PR (do I need permissions)? And where should it go now?
#2 Updated by fixeria about 2 months ago
Hi,
I'd like to contribute the changes back to the op25 project but I'm not sure what the best procedure is.
Can I submit a PR (do I need permissions)? And where should it go now?
the project has its own mailing list (not listed at https://lists.osmocom.org/mailman/listinfo though): https://lists.osmocom.org/pipermail/op25-dev/. I think you can submit your patches using good old git-format-patch and git-send-email.
#3 Updated by laforge about 2 months ago
The op25 project has not been very active in recent years, as far as I'm aware.
I think the best approach is to post to the op25 mailing list
at https://lists.osmocom.org/mailman/listinfo/op25-dev and ask for
advice. You could also post your incremental patches directly there
using git-send-email.
