From what I can tell, if I use mitmdump to save traffic, client replay sends the client side of the conversation to the server all over again so that I get “fresh” replies from the server.
How can I look at what mitmdump has captured for both sides of the conversation without any replay going on?
Thanks.
It looks like mitmproxy -r does the trick … but is there a way of outputting the whole of the conversation (both sides) as a text decode of the traffic? I.e. something like what mitmproxy does but for the whole conversation in one go?
Almost perfect! Thank you.
The slight drawback in the one test I did is that the output can be marked “(cut off)”. Is there a way to tell mitmdump not to cut off the output? If not, not the end of the world.
Thanks!
Philip
-d, --detail Increase flow detail display level. Can be passed
multiple times.
-ddd should do the job for you. 
Brilliant! Thank you for your patience with a newbie