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 #!/usr/bin/env python  from pcappy import PcapPyOffline, open_offline from sys import argv  if not argv[1:]:     print 'usage: %s 
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#!/usr/bin/env python



from pcappy import PcapPyOffline, open_offline

from sys import argv



if not argv[1:]:

    print 'usage: %s <dump.pcap>' % argv[0]

    exit(-1)



# Open the file

p = open_offline(argv[1])



# or this instead: p = PcapPyOffline(argv[1])





# Parse only HTTP traffic

p.filter = 'tcp and port 80'





def gotpacket(d, hdr, data):

    print d, hdr, repr(data)

    d['count'] += 1



# pass in some random parameters to loop()'s callback. Can be any python object you want!

d = {'label': 'HTTP', 'count': 0}



# Parameters are count, callback, user params

p.loop(-1, gotpacket, d)

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