The reassambler dies on unparseable input lines. It should output the offending line and possibly just carry on with the rest of the input.
Example error:
pypy reassembler.py -i iridium-packets.txt -m lap
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "reassembler.py", line 395, in
zx.run(fileinput.input(ifile))
File "reassembler.py", line 81, in run
res=self.filter(line)
File "reassembler.py", line 104, in filter
q=super(ReassembleIDA,self).filter(line)
File "reassembler.py", line 92, in filter
q.typ,q.name,q.time,q.frequency,q.confidence,q.level,q.symbols,q.uldl,q.data=line.split(None,8)
ValueError: expected length 9, got 7
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The reassambler dies on unparseable input lines. It should output the offending line and possibly just carry on with the rest of the input.
Example error: pypy reassembler.py -i iridium-packets.txt -m lap Traceback (most recent call last): File "reassembler.py", line 395, in
zx.run(fileinput.input(ifile))
File "reassembler.py", line 81, in run
res=self.filter(line)
File "reassembler.py", line 104, in filter
q=super(ReassembleIDA,self).filter(line)
File "reassembler.py", line 92, in filter
q.typ,q.name,q.time,q.frequency,q.confidence,q.level,q.symbols,q.uldl,q.data=line.split(None,8)
ValueError: expected length 9, got 7