BUG: ra output extra delimiter char for isis traffic

Hi Carter!

Bug report:

Today my argus sensor started seeing isis packets in its monitored 
traffic.
This made my ra cronjob constantly fail, since it suddenly received more 
output columns than expected.


I narrowed it down to this:

When you use the -c option to 'ra'
AND
you print the "dport" field
AND
your argus logfile contain isis traffic

then 'ra' erroneously adds an extra delimiter char after the dport value.


Example:
ra -c ',' -nr /usr/sentor/48h/argus-20170413.1341.log -s stime proto dport 
smac dmac saddr daddr | grep -C2 'isis' | head -5
13:36:40.251669,udp,53,00:15:5d:01:22:02,00:00:5e:00:01:17,10.10.10.10,222.222.222.222
13:36:40.251739,udp,53,0c:c4:7a:59:32:62,02:e0:52:3d:5e:01,111.111.111.111,222.222.222.222
13:36:40.257987,isis,0x74ba,,74:8e:f8:a9:e9:83,09:00:2b:00:00:05,748e.f8a9.c540.00-00,0x7f650000
13:36:40.259831,tcp,58918,dc:4a:3e:77:56:2c,00:00:5e:00:01:09,10.11.11.11,10.100.100.100
13:36:40.262557,tcp,443,dc:4a:3e:77:56:2c,00:00:5e:00:01:09,10.22.22.22,55.55.55.55

See the third column in the middle line, it says "0x74ba," instead of 
"0x74ba".
This makes this line #3 contain 8 columns while lines #1, #2, #4 and #5 
contain 7 columns.

Other protocols are printed just fine, only isis seem to be affected.



Ra Version 3.0.8.2 on FreeBSD 10.3 amd64

My temporary workaround is now to filter out this traffic from entering 
the argus logfile in the first place:
/etc/argus.conf:
ARGUS_FILTER="not ether dst 09:00:2b:00:00:05"

/Elof