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On Tue, 19 Apr 2016 12:43:21 -0500, Tim Chase
<python.list@tim.thechases.com> declaimed the following:

>
>So wireshark is the only outlier in my mind, though since it captures
>binary packets, I suspect the native format is optimized for
>streaming stuff from the NIC to the disk as fast as possible (though
>given CPU and disk speeds, I would have figured that a gzipped stream
>of text markup would be almost as good).
>
	One of its export formats is XML... But extremely wasteful of space.

	For some latency testing I'd had to convert something like a 2GB native
capture into 20+GB export format -- just so I could later extract fields
and time-stamps to produce a 1GB SQLite database...

	Recently underwent the 3-year mandatory computer refresh at work and
decided not to tie up the WiFi copying the old capture data... (90GB at
corporate WiFi rates?) Instead I let the old machine zip the captures --
and that 90GB shrank to less than 5GB.
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