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Right now when the user clicks the Packets button, the flow extracted from the larger pcap gets stored in a file in a tmpdir before being opened in whatever app the OS has tied to that file type. In a group discussion on 2021-02-02, we recognized that it might be helpful to allow the user to specify a specific, non-tmpdir folder. A use case that might be enabled by this would be the saving of several separate extractions to the same folder, such as if data is being accumulated as part of an investigation. This might make sense as an option in the Preferences menu, or perhaps something that could be specified via right-click on the Packets button, possibly with memory of recent folder choices to make it easy for the user to keep adding to a particular location.
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As shown in the attached video, by default pcap slices are still stored in $TMPDIR. However, a new setting is now available in Settings > Packet Captures > Folder For Extracted pcaps that allows the selection of an alternate location. When this setting is populated, pcap slices are stored there instead. If the setting is cleared, they once again are stored in $TMPDIR.
Right now when the user clicks the Packets button, the flow extracted from the larger pcap gets stored in a file in a tmpdir before being opened in whatever app the OS has tied to that file type. In a group discussion on 2021-02-02, we recognized that it might be helpful to allow the user to specify a specific, non-tmpdir folder. A use case that might be enabled by this would be the saving of several separate extractions to the same folder, such as if data is being accumulated as part of an investigation. This might make sense as an option in the Preferences menu, or perhaps something that could be specified via right-click on the Packets button, possibly with memory of recent folder choices to make it easy for the user to keep adding to a particular location.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: