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### performance - handling of the very big packet(any size that can be buffered) - speeding up TCP sessions by using message hints: Added **proto.HasFullPayload** that helps to validate the entire HTTP request, it supports `Chunked` encoding too! Added **proto.HasRequestTitle** and **proto.HasResponseTitle** for validating the beginning of HTTP request. Those methods are used `input_raw.go` with `TCP`. - supports Keep-Alive: the above functions helps to support keep-alive ### Packaging - **capture:** engines(capture/doc.go) - **tcp:** tcp message parser (tcp/doc.go) ### benchmarking - **capture.BenchmarkPcapDump:** the benchmarks regarding dumping packets in a pcap file - **capture.BenchmarkPcapFile:** the benchmarks of reading packets from a pcap file - **capture.BenchmarkPcap:** the benchmarks of parsing packets from the loopback interface with pcap handles - **proto.BenchmarkHasFullPayload:**: benchmarking this function which validates the HTTP payload - **tcp.BenchmarkPacketParseAndSort:** benchmarks of parsing and sorting packets - **tcp.BenchmarkMessageParserWithoutHint:** benchmarks of message reasembling by using `SYN` and `FIN` flag - **tcp.BenchmarkMessageParserWithHint:** benchmarks of message reasembling by using `proto.HasRequestTitle` and `proto.HasFullPayload` flag ### issues see linked issues ### tests - fixed input raw and engine tests **Most of the changed of the files, was about using functionalities of** `tcp` **and** `capture` **in existing functionalities**
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
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#
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# `xxd` utility included into vim-common package
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# It allow hex decoding/encoding
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#
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# This example may broke if you request contains `null` string, you may consider using pipes instead.
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# See: https://github.com/buger/gor/issues/309
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#
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function log {
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if $GOR_TEST != ""; then # if we are not testing
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# Logging to stderr, because stdout/stdin used for data transfer
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>&2 echo "[DEBUG][ECHO] $1"
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fi
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}
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while read line; do
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decoded=$(echo -e "$line" | xxd -r -p)
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header=$(echo -e "$decoded" | head -n +1)
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payload=$(echo -e "$decoded" | tail -n +2)
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encoded=$(echo -e "$header\n$payload" | xxd -p | tr -d "\\n")
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log ""
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log "==================================="
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case ${header:0:1} in
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"1")
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log "Request type: Request"
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;;
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"2")
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log "Request type: Original Response"
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;;
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"3")
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log "Request type: Replayed Response"
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;;
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*)
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log "Unknown request type $header"
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esac
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echo "$encoded"
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log "==================================="
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log "Original data: $line"
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log "Decoded request: $decoded"
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log "Encoded data: $encoded"
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done;
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