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Hello, I have written an HTTP client that outputs to a file the contents of the body of an HTTP response. It completely eliminates the header of the response.

I have run into one conundrum...

Hey Salem, I have made numerous modifications and I am not getting any errors to be honest (never actually did).

myMac:ProgrammingProjects Moussa$ !496
g++ -g http_client.cpp -o http_client...

Thanks for that, that has helped a lot. My brain is drained after all this. I think I am making one mistake. Let's say that you are making a GET Request to a URL that has 2 levels in its full path...

Hello @christop, thanks for chiming in. So I guess my string is missing the host header then.

@Salem, I have changed the code for send, and I'm not sure why still my code for the GET request is generating a different result from the browser. One thing I did notice though besides the...

The http GET request is definitely different when made from the browser. In comparison:

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I noticed that IPv4 addresses are different from my browser, the IPv4 address of the test server is...

Thanks for your input Salem. I did a wireshark trace with some of the modifications you suggested. I noticed in the three-way tcp handshake that there are ECN and CWR bits set. I assume that these...

Hello Salem I made the suggested changes:


//Logic for HTTP GET Request

string http_request = "GET /" + file_to_get + " HTTP/1.1\r\n\r\n";

cout << http_request << endl;

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Thanks Salem for your input. I greatly appreciate it! I am new to socket programming, so please pardon my ignorance, I specified a buffer of 999mb in the recv buffer because I wanted to have the...

I created a simple http client socket program that fetches data via a GET Request. Sadly, it does not seem to be returning a http response (it seems to freeze). The request appears t be valid and...