Daniel Stenberg to me, curl
  More options 11:49 am (3½ hours ago)

On Fri, 22 Apr 2005, RSN RSN wrote:

> Curl is widely used in penetration testing. The feature of observing the
> HTTP headers (requests and replys) is common practice in testing. Ethereal
> have implemented this in the "Follow TCP stream" option.

>Right, but curl offers them all too, if you use --trace[-ascii]. It isn't that
>the info isn't available.

yes it does but --trace[-ascii] has a lot of suplufous data and it is
in a seperate file.

The point is that it is that all headers are required to be in the
same file. Why split the headers into seperate files? This currently
requires to have both files open at the same time to read and
cross-refernce everything.

Why not have requests and reply and the data in the same file?
Received on 2005-04-22