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Posted by Chetan Ganjihal on October 1, 2004, 12:47 pm
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I have a proxy which might delete/insert http request headers.
I need a way to list the http request headers. How can i do it with perl.
TIA,
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Posted by John Bokma on October 1, 2004, 8:18 am
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fe.eng.netapp.com:
> I have a proxy which might delete/insert http request headers.
> I need a way to list the http request headers. How can i do it with perl.
print works for me most of the time:
perldoc -f print
You should give more info, and I guess you are in the wrong group, since I
don't see references to Perl modules you are using or want to use.
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Posted by Chetan Ganjihal on October 1, 2004, 7:31 pm
Please log in for more thread options was wondering if we could use any of the LWP, HTTP::Header,
HTTP::Request modules for this purpose.
Basically i need to send a request to a server and i need to figure a
way out which will give me the list of http request headers that went
along with the request ( maybe using any of the modules mentioned above)
this is why i chose this group.
-thanks
chetan
John Bokma wrote:
> fe.eng.netapp.com:
>
>
>>I have a proxy which might delete/insert http request headers.
>>I need a way to list the http request headers. How can i do it with perl.
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> print works for me most of the time:
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> perldoc -f print
>
> You should give more info, and I guess you are in the wrong group, since I
> don't see references to Perl modules you are using or want to use.
>
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Posted by John Bokma on October 1, 2004, 7:07 pm
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> was wondering if we could use any of the LWP, HTTP::Header,
> HTTP::Request modules for this purpose.
> Basically i need to send a request to a server and i need to figure a
> way out which will give me the list of http request headers that went
> along with the request ( maybe using any of the modules mentioned
> above) this is why i chose this group.
Ok, clear.
I have no idea of the above modules can print themselves in order the
headers are send. Otherwise, just make a small Perl script that runs as a
webserver on port 80 of local host, and print what you get. I guess that
this can be done in about 12 lines of Perl :-D.
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