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Inability to send the packet in the format of Ethernet Header + IP Header + TCP Header + ... (Sending just http or https payload and header from SSLproxy)
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CACert /etc/web.crt
CAKey /etc/web.key
PidFile /var/run/proxy.pid
ProxySpec {
Proto https
Addr 0.0.0.0
Port 45501
DivertPort 45502
DivertAddr 127.0.0.1
}
I have a simple Go code running on DivertPort 45502. I am trying to dump incoming requests. However, no matter what I do in the Proto part, I can only dump HTTP payloads. I cannot dump the entire packet(*), which continues as OSI Layer 2, Layer 3, Layer 4, Layer 7. When I set Proto to tcp and open a socket to listen on the relevant port and IP, only the HTTP header + payload can be retrieved.
(*)The packet structure I am referring to consists of a 20-byte Ethernet header, a 20 to 60-byte IP header, and after that a 60-byte TCP header. Could it be that the SSL Proxy is only sending the HTTP header and payload?
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That's correct, TCP and SSL connection is established by libevent underneath. So you don't have such control over those details.
You can only configure certain SSL parameters, for example using filtering rules.
I have a simple Go code running on DivertPort 45502. I am trying to dump incoming requests. However, no matter what I do in the Proto part, I can only dump HTTP payloads. I cannot dump the entire packet(*), which continues as OSI Layer 2, Layer 3, Layer 4, Layer 7. When I set Proto to tcp and open a socket to listen on the relevant port and IP, only the HTTP header + payload can be retrieved.
(*)The packet structure I am referring to consists of a 20-byte Ethernet header, a 20 to 60-byte IP header, and after that a 60-byte TCP header. Could it be that the SSL Proxy is only sending the HTTP header and payload?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: