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I've wanted a protocol reference site for years, listing different network protocol dumps and examples. In fact, I bought pdumps.com and set up a wiki for it, b
by strictfp 7y ago
I've wanted a protocol reference site for years, listing different network protocol dumps and examples. In fact, I bought pdumps.com and set up a wiki for it, but then the site got hammered with spam so I shut it down.
I have been thinking about setting up a static site instead, having pull requests as a gating procedure to fight off spam.
If more people here are interested, I'm willing to set it up again. Help doing the basic static webpage setup and reviewing PRs would be appreciated. Please reply in thread if you're interested.
- qqqturing1 7y agoThe idea is really cool. Would have loved to learn protocols from a website/interactive format instead of networking books at university.
- mercora 7y agoI would probably enjoy your republished site :)
- p0cc 7y agoDM me. Also, take a look at tshark.dev.
- simcop2387 7y agoStatic site with something like github or gitlab pages sounds perfect for this. I'd be willing to help review things in my spare time.
- cxr 7y agoIt would probably make more sense to use the Archive Team's existing wiki meant to "solve the file format problem". http://fileformats.archiveteam.org http://fileformats.archiveteam.org
- jlgaddis 7y agoMany years ago, Jeremy Stretch created a series of (networking-centric) "cheat sheets" [0] which may be of interest. As boring as they can be to read, the RFCs are still the best single reference WRT network protocols and such. --- [0]: https://packetlife.net/library/cheat-sheets/ https://packetlife.net/library/cheat-sheets/
- jusob 7y agoI use Pcapr to look for pcaps: https://pcapr.net/home https://pcapr.net/home