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It is best if you can define an end condition when the capture ends on its own.
Doing a ^c stops capture but doesn't write a complete last packet captured.
Defining a finish condition get the final "]" to match the opening "[".
tshark -Tjson -c 10 | tr -d '\n' > json.out
cat json.out | sed -e "s/}, {/},\n {/g" > json2.out
| | 2 | No.2 Revision |
It is best if you can define an end condition when where the capture ends on its own.
Doing a ^c stops capture but doesn't write a complete last packet captured.
Defining a finish condition get the final "]" to match the opening "[".
tshark -Tjson -c 10 | tr -d '\n' > json.out
cat json.out | sed -e "s/}, {/},\n {/g" > json2.out