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NetExport doesn't export connection (and a few other HAR 1.2 fields) #14

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sawrubh opened this issue Dec 16, 2014 · 2 comments
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sawrubh commented Dec 16, 2014

When using Firebug 2 and the NetExport extension with it, to export HAR files, the resultant HARs don't have the connection fields (and all the other fields introduced in HAR 1.2).

I know Firebug 3 will provide in built support for exporting HARs but until that becomes stable and is shipped out to everyone, we need to fix this here and ship it to the Firebug 2 users.

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sawrubh commented Dec 16, 2014

Sorry, so it seems NetExport does export a connection attribute (it also exports serverIPAddress) but these are incorrect in the sense that, right now I'm behind a squid proxy server which is at 10.10.78.xx and running on port 3128, then the serverIPAddress and the connection attributes exported using NetExport 0.9b6 are 10.10.78.xx and 3128 respectively. This is not useful for me.

What Chrome DevTools does is, it outputs a unique connectionID which uniquely identifies a particular TCP connection, which is what I want. I can then use this connectionID to find out which objects were downloaded on a particular TCP connection. In the HAR exported by NetExport this isn't possible, since it outputs 3128 for all of the objects.

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I could also benefit from having the client IP address:port in the HAR file connection field. RIght now I am using Firebug 2.03 - there was some sort of incompatibility when I looked at using FB 2.07 with YSlow.

Sawrubh - how do you correlate the Chrome connectionID with the TCP connection? I was able to see how to do it in the net-internals events for SOCKET - but not easily find a way to look these connectionIDs up in Chromium.

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