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what i'm trying to achieve is to sniff the traffic over the loopback and writing every packet payload on its own file where the file name is the tcp.time_relative

with:

sudo tshark -i lo -T fields -e tcp.time_relative -e tcp.payload

so right now i can get the two fields i need what is crucial is a way to write each tcp.payload to a file where tcp.time_relative is the file name. If someone knows some usefull tshark commands or a way to script this would be really nice.

what i'm trying to achieve is to sniff the traffic over the loopback and writing every packet payload on its own file where the file name is the tcp.time_relative

with:

sudo tshark -i lo -T fields -e tcp.time_relative -e tcp.payload

so right now i I can get the two fields i need need, what is crucial now is a way to write each tcp.payload to a file where tcp.time_relative is the file name. If someone knows some usefull tshark commands or a way to script this would be really nice.

what i'm trying to achieve is to sniff the traffic over the loopback and writing every packet payload on its own file where the file name is the tcp.time_relative

with:

sudo tshark -i lo -T fields -e tcp.time_relative -e tcp.payload

I can get the two fields i need, what is crucial now is a way to write each tcp.payload to a file where tcp.time_relative is the file name. If someone knows some usefull tshark commands or a way to script this would be really nice.

thank you in advance for you answers