Thanks for pointing me to this script, it looks like it will do exactly
what I want. I did, however, run into a problem while using it, and
since I am still not real familiar with the details of using Rebol yet,
I was hoping you could help me work through this problem.
I set my browser proxy settings to localhost on port 9005 and the script
indicated a new connection, but then gave an error... here's the
transcript of the whole session:
==================== NEW CONNECTION ====================
connecting to: help.jps.net
** Script Error: Cannot use path on none! value.
** Where: either all [port/proxy/host bp: not in-bypass port/host
port/proxy/bypass find [socks4 socks5 socks] port/proxy/type]
[port/sub-port: net-utils/connect-proxy port
] [
sub-port: system/words/n/lines [
scheme: 'tcp
host: either all [port/proxy/type = 'generic bp]
[port/proxy/host] [port/.proxy/host: none port/host]
user: port/user
pass: port/pass
port-id: either all [port/proxy/type = 'generic bp]
[port/proxy/port-id] [port/port-id]
] port/sub-port: sub-port
]
Thanks for any help,
Larry
-----Original Message-----
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Sent: Thursday, September 23, 1999
10:45 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [REBOL] Monitoring TCP
ports Re:
> Is there a way to make Rebol listen at
a specified port and report the
> data being transferred each direction,
but also pass that data on
> un-modified?
There sure is. REBOL has considerable
skill in this area. The best
place I can point you is a script now
hanging out on REBOL.org
(http://www.rebol.org) that behaves like
a fake web proxy in order to
filter web page content. It sits
between your browser and the web and
pipes info back and forth.
http://rebol.org/web/proxy.r
I think that should get you started.
Sterling
> I need to have Rebol listen to the
port and show all data sent out and
> received in (I need to see the actual
data, not just that data was
> transmitted), I also need to be able
to have Rebol display which
> direction each piece of data is
travelling. And finally, as this is a
> "monitor" program I need Rebol to not
let the data stop with it, but
> pass it on as though it wasn't
listening in.
>
> Thanks in advance for any help,
> Larry J. Rutledge
>
>
