Http request program

[csc]

Hey.

I nead a simple program which generates http request

(like GET, POST, etc.)

The best would be code in C++.

Thx

[barrytone]

Not sure what language it's written in, but cURL may be what you're looking for :)

http://curl.haxx.se/

[l0gic]

HTTP is ridiculously simple. All you have to do is follow the RFC (sections 5, 9, and 14 particularly).

http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2616.txt

A little bedtime reading. :D

[csc]

hmm...

not quite, but THX any way barrytone & l0gic:)

In need prog, which will send a simply http request

like:

GET / HTTP/1.1rn

Accept: */*rn

Accept-Language: plrn

Accept-Encoding: gzip, deflatern

Host: www.google.ukrn

Connection: Keep-Alivern

rn

and gave me google page code back.

like IE or Mozilla FF but in C++ code!

[barrytone]

hmm...

not quite, but THX any way barrytone & l0gic:)

In need prog, which will send a simply http request

like:

GET / HTTP/1.1rn

Accept: */*rn

Accept-Language: plrn

Accept-Encoding: gzip, deflatern

Host: www.google.ukrn

Connection: Keep-Alivern

rn

and gave me google page code back.

like IE or Mozilla FF but in C++ code!

How about this one?

http://www.jlab.org/~chen/cmlog/cmlog-2-1-b/node27.html

I'm not a c++ coder, so I'm not gonna bother trying to figure out if that would suit your needs :P

[Sparda]

Can I ask what you are going to use this for?

I'm interested becasue this is the sort of functionality DDoS botnet zombies need. Along with a basic IRC client and interpreter (got to beable to interpret the commands it recives). You are not making a botnet zombie program are you? :P

[jollyrancher82]

#include <stdio.h>

#include "CClient.hpp"



int main(int argc, char** argv)

{

    if (argc < 3)

    {

        printf("Usage:");

        printf("t%s <hostname> <port>");

        return 0;

    }

    

    CClient* pClient = new CClient();

    char* pszRecvMessage = new char[1024];



    pClient->Create();

    pClient->Connect(argv[1], atoi(argv[2]));

    

    pClient->Send("GET / HTTP/1.1rn");

    pClient->Send("Accept: */*rn");

    pClient->Send("Accept-Language: plrn");

    pClient->Send("Accept-Encoding: gzip, deflatern");

    pClient->Send("Host: www.google.comrn");

    pClient->Send("Connection: Keep-Alivern");

    pClient->Send("rn");



    while (pClient->Recv(pszRecvMessage, 1023))

    {

        printf("%s", pszRecvMessage);

    }



    delete [] pszRecvMessage;

    delete pClient;

    

    return 0;

}

This code was thrown together in a few minutes, and may contain errors (and missing class files which I don't share :))

Feel free to pay me for the actual CClient.cpp and CClient.hpp code :)

If you learn basic sockets on Windows, Linux, BSD, or whatever, what you want to do is pretty simple.

[csc]

You are not making a botnet zombie program are you? :P

No;) DDoS is not my type of action.

TomB & barrytone - big THX 2 U!!!

This is what im looking 4!

[cooper]

TomB, you have just been assigned Microsoft Citrufied N00b status for using Hungarian Notation (BLEEEEEEEUUUUUUUURGH!!!) in public.

[jollyrancher82]

Who actually cares how variables are named? Sure I use hungarian notation.. so what?

[tabath]

"TomB, you have just been assigned Microsoft Citrufied N00b status for using Hungarian Notation (BLEEEEEEEUUUUUUUURGH!!!) in public."

Come on Cooper lets be accurate if your gonna take the p***. Its Systems Hungarian notation.