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TEH INTERWEB

TorgoX on 2002-03-02T23:57:56

Dear Log,

I writed a web sr3v3r!

Me too!

Whammo on 2002-03-03T05:59:56

I needed to webify some information not worthy of an Apache install, and so did a brief search through CPAN for an HTTP server module. To my surprise, I couldn't find one, so I pored through RFC 2616 and began writing my own. (The first thing I implemented was TRACE, which does exactly what you did.)

Of course, while trying to clarify some vague points of 505 handling, Buggs was kind enough to point out HTTP::Daemon, which is part of libwww. (I had just browsed through HTTP::.) Oops. Well, saved me a lot of my immediate work.

FWIW

pudge on 2002-03-03T13:21:42

I use Interarchy on my Mac, which has the ability to show exactly what the contents of my requests are. So when I am debugging, I just view the headers in Interarchy. It used to be a separate package called OTSessionWatcher. Of course, you are unfortunate enough to not use Macs anymore. :)