How can you Listen to port 80
lol, to be honest, I have absolutely no idea :) - It's not something one
does everyday, there's not really much need for it. I suggest a search on
Google, thats the only thing I can think of. Why are you trying to do this,
perhaps we can come up with a different/better solution.
--
Happy to help,
-- Tom Spink
Please respond to the newsgroup,
so all can benefit.
One Day,
Quote:
> So how would I sniff the port?
> >-----Original Message-----
> >TcpListener is for creating your own listener on that
> port, not for
> >"butt-sniffing" (ie peeking at data coming into the port).
> >--
> >Happy to help,
> >-- Tom Spink
> >Please respond to the newsgroup,
> >so all can benefit.
> >One Day,
> >> I have a problem and cannot seem to find a resolution to
> >> it. I want to log all the data that comes in on port 80,
> >> but I cannot find any way to listen to port 80. I have
> >> tried winsock and System.Net.Sockets but I always get
> >> errors. With the tcp listener I get an error saying that
> >> only one usage of each socket address is normally
> >> allowed. Does anyone know how to listen to a port that
> is
> >> in use without interfering with its' normal use?
> >.
