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Wireshark packet capture analysis-network protocol Wireshark is currently the most popular packet capture tool. It can run in windows, Linux, and Mac OS X operating systems, and provides a friendly graphical interface. Wireshark also provides a

PHP uses the curl function POST to send a POST request to the ASP page. if the request is invalid, the following information is returned upon submission: Error The URL you requested cannot be obtained. ----------------------------------------------

Good articles... Inniu ~ (Partition _ tables)   Http://www.cnblogs.com/skynet/archive/2010/05/18/1738301.html   Introduction I think anyone who is familiar with the HTTP protocol can give a reason. But if I ask you what HTTP request methods are

PHP tutorial fsockopen function send Post,get request to get Web content (anti-anti-capture) $post = 1; $url = Parse_url ($url); $host = ' http://www.bkjia.com '; $path = '/'; $query = '? action=php100.com '; $port = 80; if ($post) {

Title, the following information is returned as a commit: Error The URL (URL) you requested is not available -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- When you try to make the following request: Post/card/

1. Get method Length limitThere is no limit to the length of data submitted by the HTTP GET method, and the HTTP protocol specification does not limit the URL length. This restriction is restricted to specific browsers and servers.For example, ie

1. Get method Length LimitThere is no limit to the length of data submitted by the HTTP GET method, and the HTTP protocol specification does not limit the URL length. This restriction is restricted to specific browsers and servers. The following is

Introduction I think anyone who is familiar with the HTTP protocol can give a reason. But if I ask you what HTTP request methods are available? What is the difference between post and get? Is there a limit on the size of the data transmitted by

Introduction I think anyone who is familiar with the HTTP protocol can give a reason. But if I ask you what HTTP request methods are available? What is the difference between post and get? Is there a limit on the size of the data transmitted by

  Introduction I think anyone who is familiar with the HTTP protocol can give a reason. But if I ask you what HTTP request methods are available? What is the difference between POST and GET? Is there a limit on the size of the data transmitted by