So I have my own proxy server and I want to make my own python script to capture all the requests that are sent to my server. I looked into scapy but not sure if that's what I am looking for. Anyone know any modules or packages that could help with that? I'm been searching for a while but not sure I can find anything yet.
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 (Jan 12, 2019 07:56 AM)4ground_daemon Wrote: So I have my own proxy server and I want to make my own python script to capture all the requests that are sent to my server. I looked into scapy but not sure if that's what I am looking for. Anyone know any modules or packages that could help with that? I'm been searching for a while but not sure I can find anything yet. The Python module you're looking for is called Flask  (Jan 12, 2019 02:59 PM)cloudpool Wrote: The Python module you're looking for is called Flask I don't have an answer for the OP, but Flask is an HTTP server, not an packet monitor... OP already has a proxy server and he wants to log all the HTTP requests which flow through it
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(Jan 13, 2019 03:42 AM)Ensky Wrote: I don't have an answer for the OP, but Flask is an HTTP server, not an packet monitor... OP already Ah my bad, thanks for clarifying. @OP something like this? https://github.com/jacklam718/http-request-capture though, it's using a forked version of Scapy  (Jan 13, 2019 03:42 AM)Ensky Wrote: I don't have an answer for the OP, but Flask is an HTTP server, not an packet monitor... OP already (Jan 13, 2019 09:45 PM)cloudpool Wrote: Ah my bad, thanks for clarifying. @OP something like this? https://github.com/jacklam718/http-request-capture though, it's using a forked version of Scapy This is not true, you can do all of this in Flask, though a simple web application, that can sit there and accept every HTTP connection from the Proxy, neatly manipulates it and saves it on a database. Flask is also not a web server, it's a framework ( or a collection of libraries and tools) that is primarily degined to create a web-application ( a program that runs everywhere). It comes with a pre-built server, but that's only to help for development. Capturing the incoming HTTP request and neatly storing it in a database ; you can comfortably do that in Flask ( technically it will get you to load a seperate database module , unless you use SQLITE, and an ORM - normally SQLAlchamey , flask as extensions for both). Flask comes with a DEVELOPMENT SERVER ; it's NOT ITSELF SERVER. ----------------- That being said I would personally you can do that much simply in python alone without needing any additional frameworks or library. |
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