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if you try to generate a raw tcp stream, using the tracker, than there is an off by one created by the special needs for SYN and FIN flags.

class: Session
file: pcraft/Sessionizer.py

I will upload a patch soon

Feature request: Ability to append to existing log output

Currently if the log output folder exists pcraft will either fail (no flag provided) or clobber the directory (-f flag provided).

To facilitate generating logs at volume (or generating a scenario) having a "-a" flag to allow appending to existing output log files would be beneficial.

Would it possible to add an existing pcap in a scenario? The idea is to write a scenario with a lot of traffics and you have already a specific crafted pcap. The inserted pcap would be with the same timestamp of the scenario. I suppose PcapImport would do the job but just wondering if the timestamp are modified accordingly the scenario.

Problem: In a 100-line wordlist, this indexes lines 1 though 100. It should index 0 through 99. As written, when 100 is chosen, the function fails.
Recommended fix:

word1_idx = random.randint(0,len(words)-1)
word2_idx = random.randint(0,len(words)-1)

I am dealing with the following issue inside a docker container running pcraft:

I can ping 8.8.8.8 and other ips just fine. Also, the rest of the plugins work fine, but the GenerateNewDomain one is having the issues displayed in the image.

field["var"] is confusing with $var; As we sometimes need a variable that contains a space, it could be a better idea to have variables made this way:
$"var with space"
this would avoid having to use the keyword field["var with space"]

When we lookup over the ip.cidr function we can have 0 and 255 suffix. Let's have an option to avoid this.

I was wondering what's the branch to use for building pCraft main or ami2? and if there is an install documentation somewhere.

I could build ami but after installing the following requirements:

• pybind11
• libcsv
• libavro23

and the install of the Python package seems not possible with pip3. It would be super cool to have a small documentation for the installation process.