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processing tcpflow output
I'm using tcpflow to analyze traffic traces. When I launch tcpflow with -r option it creates some files, one for each flow. The problem is that some of these files are not readable. I tryed to process them with awk, but also using it i cannot visualize them correctly. Can anyone suggest me a solution?
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