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When I set like this below sctp_send(msg=data, ppid=60) When I use wireshark parse the package ppid will become 10^30
sctp_send(msg=data, ppid=60)
After that I go directly to the file _sctp.c and set ppid to 0x3c(60)
Py_BEGIN_ALLOW_THREADS ppid = 0x3c; size_sent = sctp_sendmsg(fd, msg, msg_len, (struct sockaddr*) psto, sto_len, ppid, flags, stream, ttl, context);
Parsing the package with a wireshark will become like this
ppid should be 32 bits, but it looks like 128 bits
Please help me to solve this problem Thanks
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Maybe if you read carefully the previous issue on PPID, it will provide you with the appropriate answer ? #46
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Thank you very much I have successfully solved this problem. I successfully solved it after adding the following two lines of code to the sctp.py
sctp.py
68 | from socket import *
1178 | return sctp.sctp_send_msg(self._sk.fileno(), msg, to, ntohl(ppid), flags, stream, timetolive, context)
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When I set like this below
sctp_send(msg=data, ppid=60)
When I use wireshark parse the package
ppid will become 10^30
After that I go directly to the file _sctp.c and set ppid to 0x3c(60)
Parsing the package with a wireshark will become like this
ppid should be 32 bits, but it looks like 128 bits
Please help me to solve this problem
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: