Re[2]: [coldsync-hackers] HotSync traffic

[Rob Bloodgood <robb at empire2 dot com>]

Tuesday, March 9, 2004, 3:55:31 PM, you wrote:


>>On Wed, 10 Mar 2004, Ferry Hendrikx wrote:
>>> I'd quite like to watch some actual (serial) data traffic between
>>> HotSync and my Palm device (or possibly something like POSE). I'm
>>> interested in the DLP interaction (requests and responses) between
>>> these two.
>>>
>>> Does anyone have any good ideas about how to do this? Things like
>>> snooping the serial device come to mind, but hopefully there is an
>>> easier way.

>>	The obvious thing to do is to crank up the debugging. If you run
>>coldsync with '-ddlp:7', you should get a trace of every DLP byte going in

FH> Indeed, but I'm interested in what traffic passes between HotSync and my
FH> Palm device. I've already studied the ColdSync version of this traffic.  :)

This seems to have some potential:
http://www.aggsoft.com/products/supercom/serial-port-sniffer.htm

It's trialware, but you should be able to do your sniffing until it
expires. :-)

L8r,
Rob

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