On Wed, Dec 13, 2000 at 10:36:36PM +0100, Michael Polak wrote:
> I need some kind of HTTP-proxy like utility for Linux, which would just
> tunnel requests through (no caching is required), but all HTTP request
> and response headers will be logged (perferebly request and response
> both stored in the same file).
>
> If you know about such cookie trap, or if you know how to enable such
> feature eg. in Squid, please let me know.
>
> I am sure we can solve the cookie problem if we can compare exactly,
> byte-by-byte, the difference between what Netscape is sending and what
> Arachne is sending...
Use a packet sniffer like ngrep, works great when analysing http headers, used it lots
of times building my sms perl scripts :)
Just look on freshmeat for it, and then run it like ngrep '*' port 80
And it will examine all port 80 traffic and display it. Standard redirection can put
it in a file or pipe it trough less
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