Scenario: I have two docker container: A(ubuntu) and B(debian). My host is a ubuntu server.
Container A sniff the traffic on the host and write pcap file on a mounted volume (bind). Container B access the same volume (mounted, bind) to extract object from pcap files.
When I run the tshark command tshark -r pcapfile.pcap --export-objects "dicom, targetfolder" inside container B the output is "Segmentation fault (core dumped)".
My best guess until now is that I have a permission problem although both containers are accessing the volume as root and changing the file permission also didn't help.
Am I on the wrong path? Is this error related to a permission problem? What I can do to make both containers share the same mounted volume on the host?
EDIT:
The bug has been fixed. Refer to Wireshark bug 16748.
Am I on the wrong path?
Yes.
Is this error related to a permission problem?
No.
It's related to a bug in Wireshark; "tshark ... gives "Segmentation fault (core dumped)"" means "there is a bug in tshark".
Please report this as a bug on the Wireshark Bugzilla.