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Detailed information about PYTHON proxy: WebDebug
| Proxy Name |
WebDebug |
| Language and version |
python version: 2.0 |
| HTTP version |
1.1 |
| HTTPS Connect |
no |
| Windows NTLM support |
no |
| Last updated YYYY-MM-DD |
2002-04-04 |
| Platform |
all |
| Author |
Paul Clip |
| Home page |
http://www.cyberclip.com/webdebug/index.html
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| Primary features |
Request and Resource logging, Browser interface, Statistics |
| Features |
From the product page: Here is a quick summary of WebDebug's features:
- Written in Python, tested on Windows NT, 2000 and Solaris. Should run on most (all?) environments that Python supports. Runs best with thread support but you can turn that off
- Records all HTTP requests and responses by acting as a browser's proxy server. Supports Keep-Alive
- Displays these HTTP messages (including headers, content, etc.) through a simple browser interface
- Generates statistics such as total message size, total size of each mime-type, throughput, etc.
- Allows the saving and loading of captured HTTP requests/responses and also statistics in tab-delimited file format, suitable for importing into spreadsheets
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| License |
GPL |
| Design Architecture |
Threaded |
| Notes |
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