VoIP Graph Analysis window - INVITE not showing codecs

This issue was migrated from bug 8528 in our old bug tracker.

Original bug information:

Reporter: hegyre
Status: RESOLVED WONTFIX
Product: Wireshark
Component: GTK+ UI
OS: Windows Server 2003
Platform: x86-64
Version: 1.10.0

Attachments:

: INVITE SDP ()

hegyre said:

Created attachment 10475

INVITE SDP ()

Build Information:

1.9.2 Rev 48559

Hello,

I have found that in Wireshark VoIP Graph Analysis window, the INVITE message are with parenthesis () but without any codecs inside : INVITE SDP ()
Whilst there is really at least one codec in the INVITE SDP vertical separator for time column is not movable.
Screen-shot attached.

Regards,
Pascal

added oswindows uigtk version1.10 labels

Jaap Keuter said:

Works fine here, could you attach the capture file containing this SIP/SDP packet?

hegyre said:

OK I loaded the trace I took before, and now, works fine.

So I tried to reproduce the issue, and I see where is the problem.

The issue only appears when you are doing live capture, so cannot provide you a trace, you will see nothing with it.

So can you try by yourself in the order below in order to reproduce the issue:

1 : start live capture
2 : menu Telephony >> Voip calls
3 : Make a call, so that a call appears in the Voip calls window
4 : During this call, display the graph using the 'Flow' button
5 : Now you will see the issue. I also noticed that it happens not only to the Invite, but also to the 200 OK and 183 Progress, in fact every messages for which we have an SDP)
6 : close the graph, and close the Voip calls window
7 : reopen the voip call windows, and the graph for the same call
8 : codec appears now.

So I think it does not take the SDP messages when you are in that voip call window, or something is not refreshed.

Never had this issue with 1.8.6.

Regards,
Pascal

Michael Mann said:

Note Anders' suggestion to disallow Voip call dialog during live capture.

Christopher Maynard said:

Can someone confirm whether this bug still exists with the latest stable version of Wireshark and the Qt UI? The GTK+ UI is no longer supported, so if it's not a problem with the Qt UI, this bug will be closed as WONTFIX.

Christopher Maynard said:

(In reply to Christopher Maynard from comment #‍4)
> Can someone confirm whether this bug still exists with the latest stable
> version of Wireshark and the Qt UI? The GTK+ UI is no longer supported, so
> if it's not a problem with the Qt UI, this bug will be closed as WONTFIX.

With no confirmation, I can only assume that the bug still exists with the GTK+ UI but since that UI is no longer supported, I'm closing the bug as "WONTFIX". If the bug can be reproduced with the latest stable version of Wireshark and the Qt UI, then feel free to reopen the bug and update the relevant information.

closed