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> is there any tool to examine the http header of a server response? > > I tried using 'tcpdump -A' but it cut too much. If you are familar with the protocol, you can try telnet: telnet www.AKidsRight.Org 80 GET / You can also use wget, with -S to print headers: wget -S http://www.AKidsRight.Org/ If you want to actually record a whole conversation between browser and server, their are some connection programs that act as a pass thru, but record what they are getting from both ends to a file. I have seen a few in mags, but sorry I don't have a name. Hope this s! -- John __________________________________________________ _________________ John Murtari Software Workshop Inc. jmurtari@following domain 315.635-1968(x-211) "TheBook.Com" (TM) http://thebook.com/ |
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> is there any tool to examine the http header of a server response? > > I tried using 'tcpdump -A' but it cut too much. If you are familar with the protocol, you can try telnet: telnet www.AKidsRight.Org 80 GET / You can also use wget, with -S to print headers: wget -S http://www.AKidsRight.Org/ If you want to actually record a whole conversation between browser and server, their are some connection programs that act as a pass thru, but record what they are getting from both ends to a file. I have seen a few in mags, but sorry I don't have a name. Hope this s! -- John __________________________________________________ _________________ John Murtari Software Workshop Inc. jmurtari@following domain 315.635-1968(x-211) "TheBook.Com" (TM) http://thebook.com/ |
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> their are some connection programs that act > as a pass thru, but record what they are getting from both ends > to a file. I have seen a few in mags, but sorry I don't have > a name. For firefox it's livehttpheaders [1], for IE iehttpheaders [2] [1] http://livehttpheaders.mozdev.org/ [2] http://www.blunck.info/iehttpheaders.html -- Robert |
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John Murtari wrote:
> their are some connection programs that act > as a pass thru, but record what they are getting from both ends > to a file. I have seen a few in mags, but sorry I don't have > a name. For firefox it's livehttpheaders [1], for IE iehttpheaders [2] [1] http://livehttpheaders.mozdev.org/ [2] http://www.blunck.info/iehttpheaders.html -- Robert |
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John Murtari wrote:
> their are some connection programs that act > as a pass thru, but record what they are getting from both ends > to a file. I have seen a few in mags, but sorry I don't have > a name. For firefox it's livehttpheaders [1], for IE iehttpheaders [2] [1] http://livehttpheaders.mozdev.org/ [2] http://www.blunck.info/iehttpheaders.html -- Robert |
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John Murtari wrote:
> their are some connection programs that act > as a pass thru, but record what they are getting from both ends > to a file. I have seen a few in mags, but sorry I don't have > a name. For firefox it's livehttpheaders [1], for IE iehttpheaders [2] [1] http://livehttpheaders.mozdev.org/ [2] http://www.blunck.info/iehttpheaders.html -- Robert |
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