=========================================================== .___ __ __ _________________ __ __ __| _/|__|/ |_ / ___\_` __ \__ \ | | \/ __ | | \\_ __\ / /_/ > | \// __ \| | / /_/ | | || | \___ /|__| (____ /____/\____ | |__||__| /_____/ \/ \/ grep rough audit - static analysis tool v2.8 written by @Wireghoul =================================[justanotherhacker.com]=== termshark-2.1.1/docs/FAQ.md-161- termshark-2.1.1/docs/FAQ.md:162:and checks the return code of the process. If it's zero, termshark assumes the filter expression is valid, and turns the widget green. If the return code is non-zero, termshark assumes the expression is invalid and turns the widget red. The file `empty.pcap` is generated once on startup and cached in `$XDG_CONFIG_CACHE/termshark/empty.pcap` (on Linux, `~/.cache/termshark/empty.pcap`) On slower systems like the Raspberry Pi, you might see this widget go orange for a couple of seconds while termshark waits for tshark to finish. termshark-2.1.1/docs/FAQ.md-163- ############################################## termshark-2.1.1/docs/FAQ.md-211- termshark-2.1.1/docs/FAQ.md:212:then parsing the output into a nested collection of Go maps, and serializing it to `$XDG_CONFIG_CACHE/termshark/tsharkfieldsv2.gob.gz`. termshark-2.1.1/docs/FAQ.md-213- ############################################## termshark-2.1.1/docs/FAQ.md-283- termshark-2.1.1/docs/FAQ.md:284:The profiles are stored under `$XDG_CONFIG_CACHE/termshark` (e.g. ~/.cache/termshark/). You can investigate with `go tool pprof` like this: termshark-2.1.1/docs/FAQ.md-285- ############################################## termshark-2.1.1/docs/UserGuide.md-312- termshark-2.1.1/docs/UserGuide.md:313:By default, termshark will now display packets in the packet list view colored according to Wireshark's color rules. With recent installations of Wireshark, you can find this file at `$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/wireshark/colorfilters`. Termshark doesn't provide a way to edit the colors - the colors are provided by `tshark`. You can read about Wireshark's support [here](https://www.wireshark.org/docs/wsug_html_chunked/ChCustColorizationSection.html). If you don't like the way this looks in termshark, you can turn it off using termshark's main menu. termshark-2.1.1/docs/UserGuide.md-314- ############################################## termshark-2.1.1/docs/UserGuide.md-316- termshark-2.1.1/docs/UserGuide.md:317:Termshark reads options from a TOML configuration file saved in `$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/termshark/termshark.toml` (e.g. `~/.config/termshark/termshark.toml` on Linux). All options are saved under the `[main]` section. The available options are: termshark-2.1.1/docs/UserGuide.md-318- termshark-2.1.1/docs/UserGuide.md:319:- `browse-command` (string list) - termshark will run this command with a URL e.g. when the user selects "FAQ" from the main menu. Any argument in the list that equals `$1` will be replaced by the URL prior to the command being run e.g. termshark-2.1.1/docs/UserGuide.md-320- ############################################## termshark-2.1.1/docs/UserGuide.md-380- termshark-2.1.1/docs/UserGuide.md:381:Profiles are stored under `$XDG_CONFIG_CACHE/termshark` (e.g. `~/.cache/termshark/`). If you open a termshark issue on github, these profiles will be useful for debugging. termshark-2.1.1/docs/UserGuide.md-382- ############################################## termshark-2.1.1/format/hexdump.go-38- res := hex.Dump(data) termshark-2.1.1/format/hexdump.go:39: res = re.ReplaceAllString(res, fmt.Sprintf(`${1}%s${2}%s`, opt.LeftAsciiDelimiter, opt.RightAsciiDelimiter)) termshark-2.1.1/format/hexdump.go-40- ############################################## termshark-2.1.1/widgets/streamwidget/streamwidget.go-1002- if c.chunks[i].Direction() == streams.Server { termshark-2.1.1/widgets/streamwidget/streamwidget.go:1003: hex = indentRe.ReplaceAllString(hex, ` $1`) termshark-2.1.1/widgets/streamwidget/streamwidget.go-1004- } ############################################## termshark-2.1.1/widgets/streamwidget/streamwidget.go-1066- if c.chunks[row].Direction() == streams.Server { termshark-2.1.1/widgets/streamwidget/streamwidget.go:1067: datastr = indentRe.ReplaceAllString(datastr, ` $1`) termshark-2.1.1/widgets/streamwidget/streamwidget.go-1068- }