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11-26-2005
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Use UNIX to track web sites viewed?
I'm on OSX 10.4. I was wondering if you can use UNIX terminal to track what web sites have been viewed on this Mac...
Thank you! 
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11-26-2005
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Try tcpdump to capture raw packets first. Don't know Mac. On other Unix, I can easily open the file captured with tools such as ethereal and then use the "http" display filter to limit display to contain only HTTP messages, etc.
tcpdump -i en0 -nlp tcp dst port 80 -w packet_file.log
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