![]() ![]() It can NOT decrypt (so it will not work with HTTPS). Tcpdump has a long set of options to refine data collection from specifying network interfaces to ports to source and destination IP addresses. This will send the output to less, you can page up and down. The -A flag prints out the "payload" or ASCII text in the packets. To read the log, use the -A flag and pipe the output to less: tcpdump -A -r /tmp/http.log | less It obviously helps if you do not run any other applications that use HTTP (web browsers). ![]() This will capture all the raw packets, on all ports, on all interfaces and write them to a file, /tmp/http.log. ![]()
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