Add switch to extract_packets.py to extract only the layer payload #1304
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This allows, for example, to extract from a CoAP capture the payload of inet.UDP to obtain the CoAP messages. Tested with: ``` wget https://gitlab.com/wireshark/wireshark/-/wikis/uploads/__moin_import__/attachments/SampleCaptures/coap-cbor.pcap extract_packets.py --payload inet.UDP coap-cbor.pcap samples/ rflx validate -v samples/ specs/coap.rflx CoAP::CoAP_Message ```
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Thanks for this improvement, @mgrojo! The code looks good to me. We just need a signed CLA from you to be able to merge it. |
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OK. The need to sign a CLA wasn't documented, but ok, the CLA Is now signed. |
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Thanks again for your contribution! This change has been added to |
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This allows, for example, to extract from a CoAP capture the payload of inet.UDP to obtain the CoAP messages.
Tested with: