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Hirecently when i try to open a new trace in wireshark i get the error that i am attaching.I am transferring the trace to my local machine and then i try to open it with wireshark but i get an errorcan someone please explain how can i solve this?mark
I can open it without any issue using Wireshark 1.12.2 x64.
Your crash could be related to your user profile (either linked to an option you set, or to a corrupted parameter or a custom plugin being installed).
Does it work if you temporarily remove the folder %APPDATA%\Wireshark (this is where your personal settings are being stored) ?
(In reply to Mark Faenza from comment #8) > can you please confirm if i have to remove the wireshark in the attachment i > just attached? > > mark Not at all. I'm not asking you to remove the wireshark.exe program, but to go to the %APPDATA% folder (just type %APPDATA% in the address bar of the file explorer and press enter) and rename the Wireshark folder to Wirehsark.old (for example) and relaunch Wireshark to create a new profile folder.Alternatively, you can uninstall Wireshark and check the "Personal Settings box" you you are asked which components should be removed. Then reinstall Wireshark.
(In reply to Mark Faenza from comment #10) > ok understood > > i just did it and the trace now opens successfully :) > > > wow man this is great :) > > does that mean all is solved? > > :) It means that you have something wrong in your old preferences. Either an option activated that triggers a Wireshark bug, or a file corrupted, or...If you still have you old profile folder, it could be interesting to upload it here so that someone can have a look.
The crash comes form the custom columns defined in your older profile:# Packet list hidden columns# List all columns to hide in the packet list.gui.column.hidden: %Cus:diameter.CC-Total-Octets:0:R,%Cus:diameter.CC-Total-Octets:0:R,%Cus:diameter.CC-Total-Octets:0:R,%Cus:diameter.CC-Total-Octets:0:R,%Cus:diameter.CC-Total-Octets:0:R,%Cus:diameter.CC-Total-Octets:0:R,%Cus:CC-Request-Type:0:R,%Cus:diameter.CC-Total-Octets:0:R# Packet list column format# Each pair of strings consists of a column title and its formatgui.column.format: "Termination-Cause", "%i", "CC-Total-Octets", "%Cus:diameter.CC-Total-Octets:0:R", "CC-Total-Octets", "%Cus:diameter.CC-Total-Octets:0:R", "CC-Total-Octets", "%Cus:diameter.CC-Total-Octets:0:R", "New Column", "%Cus:diameter.CC-Request-Type:0:R", "Host", "%Cus:http.host:0:R", "Time", "%Aut", "Source", "%s", "Destination", "%d", "Protocol", "%p", "New Column", "%Cus:diameter.CC-Total-Octets:0:R", "CC-Total-Octets", "%Cus:diameter.CC-Total-Octets:0:R", "CC-Total-Octets", "%Cus:diameter.CC-Total-Octets:0:R", "CC-Total-Octets", "%Cus:CC-Request-Type:0:R", "CC-Total-Octets", "%Cus:diameter.CC-Total-Octets:0:R", "Response Time", "%Cus:diameter.resp_time:0:R", "iMSI", "%Cus:camel.iMSI:0:R", "Subscription-Id-Data", "%i", "New Column", "%i"Several columns were set to "Information" type, leading to a crash.
(In reply to Guy Harris from comment #16)
> (In reply to Pascal Quantin from comment #14)
> > Several columns were set to "Information" type
>
> I.e., several columns have "%i"?