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I'm developing a Curl process, and for this I am checking the pages needed to manage the urls.

However, there is a page that does Http Request 302 (redirect), and I am not able to capture it because the process is very fast.

Searching a bit I found this loguer Http logging , however the generated file is very confusing and complicated to interpret, and this App , which is not supported.

Would anyone know of any other way to generate an HTTP log?

Edited Add Images from requisitions

-Homescreen

-Screenwithdigitalcertificateauthorization

- Sent the requisition (here is where I can not get the answer). To see this url I had to press ESC forcing the stop.

    
asked by anonymous 14.08.2015 / 19:43

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Not sure that I understand the question, but if you already use Firefox, the best way to get the log of all traffic since the first HTTP request is by using the Developer Toolbar that already comes in the browser itself.

The shortcut to activate the bar is Shift + Ctrl + i . Then click Network (as shown in the green circle in the image below). Reload the page with F5 and see the HTTP request trail. That's all you need. Firebug also has a great HTTP tracer, but firefox should be enough for you and for 90% of cases.

Oh, and there's no such 302/301 request to be so fast it will not be in the logs. If the server returns a 302/301 (consequently with a header Location) this will be in the HTTP log. Firefox does it very well!

    
14.08.2015 / 20:00
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