Wget: downloading files selectively and recursively?
Wget: downloading files selectively and recursively?
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Sniffing and logging HTTP Traffic through my wireless router
With the router you have, unless it allows you to mirror traffic to a port on it, wont let you do this. There … Read more
Manual HTTP(S) request
wget has a –post-file option which should work for you. Edit: Also, there’s Ncat, which you would use in a similar fashion to … Read more
Capture virtual machine traffic in Fiddler
There are quite a few alternatives for Fiddler on Linux, some that I would even consider better. Two that come to mind are … Read more
Copy all files from an HTTP folder location to a local folder
The simplest utility to download the files from web site recursively is WGET: http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages/wget.htm
How do I get a URL over HTTP with netcat?
You need to include the domain name in your GET request. You have told nc the domain name you are connecting to do … Read more
Using telnet to get website header
If you can use wget instead of telnet, you can get the headers all with one command: wget -q -S -O – domain.name.server.com/~USER … Read more
Force a browser to load the ‘https’ edition of a website, not the ‘http’?
Even if you could find such a solution, you’d have the problem that some web servers will always answer https requests, but won’t … Read more
Large delay when fetching a page from a particular site
“30 seconds” and “after two minutes” are a dead ringer for a DNS issue to me. If we suppose that the page you … Read more
Ubuntu IPTables allow only allow 1 country
You will need to add the iptables support for geolocation. To do so, you’ll have to follow these steps: # apt-get install xtables-addons-common … Read more
