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I'm currently using Tshark command "tashark -f mypcap --export-objects dicom, mydicomdir" into a python script to automatize net sniffing and file extraction. Now I have the problem that I need to track back the extracted object to the source pcap file. I tried to print the STDOUT but I just get information about packets while I would like to have the list of the exported filename. I'm currently using a fast a dirty solution with folder name to catch this connection but I'm wondering if I can read this information somehow in command output or in another way.

Thank you in advance for the support.

I'm currently using Tshark command "tashark -f mypcap --export-objects dicom, mydicomdir" commands into a python script to automatize net sniffing and file extraction. Now I have the problem that I need to track back the extracted object to the source pcap file. I tried to print the STDOUT but I just get information about packets while I would like to have the list of the exported filename. I'm currently using a fast a dirty solution with folder name to catch this connection but I'm wondering if I can read this information somehow in command output or in another way.

Thank you in advance for the support. support.

I'm currently using Tshark commands into a python script to automatize net sniffing and file extraction. Now I have the problem that I need to track back the extracted object to the source pcap file. I tried to print the STDOUT but I just get information about packets while I would like to have the list of the exported filename. I'm currently using a fast a dirty solution with folder name to catch this connection but I'm wondering if I can read this information somehow in command output or in another way.

Thank you in advance for the support.

I'm currently using Tshark commands into a python script to automatize net sniffing and file extraction. Now I have the problem that I need to track back the extracted object to the source pcap file. I tried to print the STDOUT but I just get information about packets while I would like to have the list of the exported filename. I'm currently using a fast quick a dirty solution saving extracted object into folder with folder the same name to catch this connection but pcap file. But I'm wondering if I can read this information somehow in command output or to track back this connection in another some other way.

Thank you in advance for the support.

I'm currently using Tshark commands into a python script to automatize net sniffing and file extraction. Now I have the problem that I need to track back the extracted object to the source pcap file. I tried to print the STDOUT but I just get information about packets while I would like to have the list of the exported filename. I'm currently using a quick a dirty solution saving extracted object into folder with the same name pcap file. But I'm wondering if I can read this information somehow in command output or to track back this connection in some other way.

Thank you in advance for the support.

I'm currently using Tshark commands into a python script to automatize net sniffing and file extraction. Now I have the problem that I need to track back the extracted object to the source pcap file. I tried to print the STDOUT but I just get information about packets while I would like to have the list of the exported filename. filename (more or less what happens in Wireshark before saving the files to folder). I'm currently using a quick a dirty solution saving extracted object into folder with named after the same name pcap file. But I'm wondering if I can read this information somehow in command output or to track back this connection in some other way.

Thank you in advance for the support.

I'm currently using Tshark commands into a python script to automatize net sniffing and file extraction. Now I have the problem that I need to track back the extracted object to the source pcap file. I tried to print the STDOUT but I just get information about packets while I would like to have the list of the exported filename (more or less what happens in Wireshark before saving the files to folder). I'm currently using a quick a dirty solution saving extracted object into folder named after the pcap file. But file; but I'm wondering if I can read this information somehow in command output or to track back this connection in some other way.

Thank you in advance for the support.