Hello Sir,

I captured packets using fiddler and now i jus t want that i can conclude some results using some other monitoring tool like Microsoft's Network monitor or Network miner. I tried but these tools are not supporting  .saz  file. So is there any way that i can somehow use my this captured traffic in these tools. Or some other way that i can use both tools in parallel.

Thanks in advance.

Hi, 

In connection to my previous post in using FddlerCore as a general purpose forward proxy, I was wondering if it's possible to host it with Azure, and if so I guess the most logical component for that would be to use a Worker Role, as using a Web App (site) would not allow you to start the fiddler service. 

Am I correct with my assumption?

Thanks

Shloma

I am trying to install the  FiddlerRoot.cer file on my phone. i completed the fiddler echo service then i downloaded the certificate but when i try to install it, my phone alerts that no certificates are available on SD card for installation. How can i resolve this problem. I needed this as i want to decrypt the HTTPs traffic from phone's applications.

Hey guys,

i captures some traffic for my apps and now even after installing the certificates i am not able to see the Deciphered text of HTTPS packets. So i just want to know how can i do that?

When I use Fiddler2 as a autoresponder (simple web server) I would like to see which requests are done in which http connection (i.e. Keepalive). I can add the column "ClientPipeStatus" which will give me "new" or "reused" and I can also see new sessions/reused sesions in the timeline view marked with a dot.

But I have'nt found an attribute which would stay consistent inbetween requests (like the "connection number" or "connection start time") or which would be a "this is request x in the connection". Are there any columns I could add to get the chain between requests based on client connections?

 When used in Proxy mode, is there a gurantee that the connections to the server are used in the same way the client reuses them to send requests?

Looking at the "Actual Performance" under the Statistics tab, I see (below).  Did it actually take a bit over a second to get past the autoproxy?  (Determine Gateway: 1076ms
).  If you look at ServerConnected: 11:31:55.814 then see FiddlerBeginRequest: 11:31:57.429 right after, this included the Determin Gateway time?  Overall Elapsed: 0:00:01.142 doesn't seem to add up.

ClientConnected: 11:31:55.322
ClientBeginRequest: 11:31:56.355
GotRequestHeaders: 11:31:56.355
ClientDoneRequest: 11:31:56.355
Determine Gateway: 1076ms
DNS Lookup: 0ms
TCP/IP Connect: 0ms
HTTPS Handshake: 0ms
ServerConnected: 11:31:55.814
FiddlerBeginRequest: 11:31:57.429
ServerGotRequest: 11:31:57.429
ServerBeginResponse: 11:31:57.494
GotResponseHeaders: 11:31:57.494
ServerDoneResponse: 11:31:57.497
ClientBeginResponse: 11:31:57.494
ClientDoneResponse: 11:31:57.497
Overall Elapsed: 0:00:01.142

Hi,

I have created a desktop app which uses fiddler core to modify requests on specific hosts.
I am using FiddlerCoreStartupFlags.Default
The problem I have facing is that it is acting as a proxy for requests going to all hosts.
I can ignore specific hosts using CONFIG.sHostsThatBypassFiddler but I want to do the other way round i.e. configure hosts which I care about.
I wanted to know if this is possible.

Thanks,
Anuj

I know how to do this using the right click menu "Reissue Sequentially" but I'm not sure how to do same thing using fiddler script.

For example I have two or more requests need to be generated in strict order. 

var RequestA="POST xxxxx";
FiddlerObject.utilIssueRequest(RequestA);           

var RequestB="POST xxxxx";
FiddlerObject.utilIssueRequest(RequestB);           

I guess Fiddler will try to submit these requests in order but cannot guarantee that "later requests will be submitted only when earlier requests are finished" due to network lags.

I googled and found something related but I'm not sure if the following can do exactly what I want. 

    var b=false;
    while(!b){
        try{
              FiddlerObject.utilIssueRequest(s);   
              b=true;
        }
      catch   {
      }

Any suggestions?
    

Hi Eric,

I've created a chained HTTP/HTTPS proxy with fiddler. The whole system works as following:
proxy1 is deployed at client side. It encrypts the requested host and content, then pass it to proxy2 at server side. proxy2 decrypts the request, pass it to target websites, then encrypts the response and send it back to proxy1.

Everything works fine but for HTTPS. The source code and Wireshark pcap file are as following. Please kindly let me know how to get this work.

Server code

Client code

Pcap file


Regards,
Jack Wang

In fiddler toolbar, there is a remove button (X icon).
When we click it, there are submenus:
- Remove All
- Images
- CONNECTs
- etc

My question is, how to add a submenu in this toolbar button.
I want to add submenu "Remove CSSs", when clicked will remove all sessions that requested css files.
Any idea how to achieve this?


thanks