Hi,
for simple reading network traffic on your (Win) machine you can use SmartSniff. Has quite a lot of options, but runs very nicely "out-of-the-box", too :)
Have fun!
SOLVED - Any tool to capture URL content sent ?
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Re: Any tool to capture URL content sent ?
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SOLVED - Re: Any tool to capture URL content sent ?
Thanks very much AxWald - SmartSniff SOLVED IT.
...deadly simple as you said and I can see excatly what the stack is sending out now.
took only 3 min to figure it how from the moment it was installed thats also very cool...
Great Help, I ll keep this very handy tool at hand now.
...deadly simple as you said and I can see excatly what the stack is sending out now.
took only 3 min to figure it how from the moment it was installed thats also very cool...
Great Help, I ll keep this very handy tool at hand now.
Re: SOLVED - Any tool to capture URL content sent ?
Another excellent tool, and very easy to use :
Fiddler.
https://www.telerik.com/fiddler
-it catches all traffic (acts like a proxy), in and out
-decodes and presents the data streams in various format : so you really know who is sending/receiving what and when
-works with all browsers of course
-And you can use it, with LiveCode as well, with the command :
A must have !
Fiddler.
https://www.telerik.com/fiddler
-it catches all traffic (acts like a proxy), in and out
-decodes and presents the data streams in various format : so you really know who is sending/receiving what and when
-works with all browsers of course
-And you can use it, with LiveCode as well, with the command :
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set the HTTPProxy to "127.0.0.1:8888"
Re: SOLVED - Any tool to capture URL content sent ?
Waah, excelent, Tkx Bangkok
...very similar but seems even better to me though Im not expert anyway.
I know its nothing new to you guys but I only realize now tks to those tools.. how vulnerable is all this data transfer ops... even more on Wifi network.
*Being "LC ready" gives it what sorts of benefit ?
Unless I would build a stack related to network task, right ?
...very similar but seems even better to me though Im not expert anyway.
I know its nothing new to you guys but I only realize now tks to those tools.. how vulnerable is all this data transfer ops... even more on Wifi network.
*Being "LC ready" gives it what sorts of benefit ?
Unless I would build a stack related to network task, right ?