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Hi.
I was wondering if there is some plan to show the HTTP method (GET or POST or whatever) that was originally sent and the host name in the output of the convs command.
Now if I made convs, I got something like:
CT> convs
Conversations Found:
0: /cloud.html -> text/html (cloud.html) [1B]
1: /navigate.xml -> text/xml (navigate.xml) [251 B]
2: / -> (2.html) [0 B]
3: /navigate_oswhite.xml -> text/xml (navigate_oswhite.xml) [159 B]
4: /navigate_bwfix.xml -> text/xml (navigate_bwfix.xml) [157 B]
But I lost to which host they were made and with which method.
thanks
sebas
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If the indentation is important, maybe some column-wise tabs can be placed..., but probably is not a good idea.
A better idea is maybe to use those nice colors to separate the domain from the rest of the URI
Correct me if I'm wrong, but you are only analyzing port 80 right? So now there is no need for http or https..., but maybe in the future that can be put in there also.
Hi.
I was wondering if there is some plan to show the HTTP method (GET or POST or whatever) that was originally sent and the host name in the output of the convs command.
Now if I made convs, I got something like:
CT> convs
Conversations Found:
0: /cloud.html -> text/html (cloud.html) [1B]
1: /navigate.xml -> text/xml (navigate.xml) [251 B]
2: / -> (2.html) [0 B]
3: /navigate_oswhite.xml -> text/xml (navigate_oswhite.xml) [159 B]
4: /navigate_bwfix.xml -> text/xml (navigate_bwfix.xml) [157 B]
But I lost to which host they were made and with which method.
thanks
sebas
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: