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Join Date: Dec 2006
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OS: Linux
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I am new, i wish i could have an info over wiresharlk and http get requests!
I have to use whireshark on the job, and i am still not able to use it!
Urgently i need a strin or expression, that filter, when sniffing packets, only the HTTP GET requests.. I am a NEWBIE, and i am searching like a mad over internet...without luck Is someone able to help me? Really appreciate! Cris 
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