Closed FlightlessKiwi closed 1 year ago
Timestamp comes from PCAP library What Libpcap / Npcap version do you have installed?
Possibly caused by https://github.com/nmap/npcap/issues/668, upgrade to latest Npcap if that's the case
The Npcap that was installed on my windows 11 is 1.74. I notice that there is now a 1.76. I'll try to upgrade it and report back if that solves the problem.
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Possibly caused by nmap/npcap#668 https://github.com/nmap/npcap/issues/668, upgrade to latest Npcap if that's the case
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Npcap 1.76 fixes the issue. Thanks.
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Running the sample always returns the same time stamp 19:36:25,868, even between invocations. Is it a bug?