HTTP Proxy instruction?

[Ben Weeks]

I'm looking to create a proxy that will scrape all my http headers and
post them to stdout. My searches have been vacant on this topic, does
anybody know of any good tutorials out there?

-Ben

 

[Joel VanderWerf]

I'm looking to create a proxy that will scrape all my http headers and
post them to stdout. My searches have been vacant on this topic, does
anybody know of any good tutorials out there?

One place to look is the httpproxy.rb that comes with webrick in the
standard ruby libs. No tutorial AFAIK, but it's fairly simple code.

 

[Francis Cianfrocca]

[Note: parts of this message were removed to make it a legal post.]

I'm looking to create a proxy that will scrape all my http headers and
post them to stdout. My searches have been vacant on this topic, does
anybody know of any good tutorials out there?

Do you need a forward proxy or a reverse proxy? Does it need to be
transparent (which would require some kind of address translation) or do you
want the ordinary HTTP-proxy kind?

 

[GOTO Kentaro]

I'm looking to create a proxy that will scrape all my http headers and
post them to stdout. My searches have been vacant on this topic, does
anybody know of any good tutorials out there?

Try this one-liner,

% ruby -r webrick/httpproxy -e 's = WEBrick::HTTPProxyServer.newPort
=> 9999, :RequestCallback => Proc.new{|req,res| puts req.request_line,
req.raw_header}); trap("INT"){s.shutdown}; s.start'

webrick/httprequest.rb defines APIs of a req object.


HTH

Gotoken

 

[Ben Weeks]

That's the perfect starting point. Thanks Gotoken and everybody else.