How to use console replace command?

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1

I’m trying to use mitmproxy as a content filter proxy, but isn`t work. How to use it? Can somebody point me to any manual? I found just http://docs.mitmproxy.org/en/stable/features/replacements.html but when i started mitmdump -replace :~q:tester:testerONE and visit https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Test nothing changed… Tnx.

2

~q only replaces stuff in requests, not responses - what did you expect to happen?

3

So, i need to change web content, like as in privoxy, but for https. Is it possible? if yes, then how?

4

http://docs.mitmproxy.org/en/stable/features/filters.html

~q means that you only want to apply changes to requests. You want ~s. :smiley:

5

Nice!! Thanks!!

but… next question:
is it posiible to use lists of replacements from command line? i.e. any file or files with replacements rules like as
…
pattern1 -> replacement1
pattern2 -> replacement2
pattern3 -> replacement3
pattern4 -> replacement4
…

6

Sure, you can pass --replace multiple times.

7

OK!
but next question
how to use python regex for multiline matches in you notation?
i tried use something like this:
–replace :~s:(?m<script.*?):killjs
but mitm fall down