Hello All,
I would like to know how to be able to read the content of the request
that Apache receives. I know I can get certain information out of the
request_rec structure that comes in on a request to Apache, but what I'm
asking here is how to be able to read the "contents" of packets being sent
to Apache. In my test environment, I have our web site serving up video
streams. We use Flash player (flowplayer) on the client side (end user).
Our server uses Wowza to serve up the stream contents in html which then
get sent out from our web page. Wowza and the flowplayer have some
handshaking between them to handle the client's request. I can see the GET requests coming in from the client's flowplayer in the request that Apache receives, by looking at the "the_request" field in the request_rec structure. I am also able to gather other details like the client's IP etc. from the request_rec structure. I would like to be able to look further into the request to be able to access the contents of the message body that is being sent from the flowplayer to Wowza via Apache. I am not sure if the content is encrypted/decrypted or encoded in some way. Is there a way that I can look at the encrypted/decrypted or encoded contents of the message itself through Apache's API? That is, I want to be able to look into the packet that passes through Apache and be able to parse it. Thanks, Pranesh
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