Kung gumagawa ka ng payload sa Eproxy, Http Injector, KPN Tunnel, at XP Psiphon, here are the common http methods
GET
The GET method requests that server retrieve the resource specified by the URL on the HTTP request line and send it in a response back to the client. This is the most basic type of request and the one that accounts for the majority of HTTP traffic. When you enter a conventional URL or click on a link to a document or other file, you are usually prompting your Web browser to send a GET request.
The handling of a GET request depends on a number of factors. If the URL is correct and the server can find the resource, it will of course send back the appropriate response to the client. As mentioned above, the exact resource returned depends on the nature of the object requested. If the request cannot be processed properly, an error message may result. You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now. also comes into play, as a proxy server or even the client itself might satisfy the request before it gets to the server.
It’s important to remember that the meaning of a GET request may change if certain headers, such as If-Modified-Since or If-Match are used—these and other similar headers tell the server to only send the resource if certain conditions are met. A request of this sort is sometimes called a conditional GET. Similarly, the Range header may be used by the client to request that the server send it only part of a resource; this is usually used for large files. When this header is included, the request may be called a partial GET.
HEAD
This is identical to the GET method, but tells the server to not send the actual body of the message. Thus, the response will contain all of the headers that would have accompanied a reply to the equivalent GET message, including You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now. describing the entity that the server would have sent had the method been GET. This method is often used by the client to check the existence, status or size of a file before deciding whether or not it wants the server to send the whole thing.
HEAD requests are processed in the same way as GET requests, except that only the headers are returned, not the actual resource.
POST
This method allows the client to send an entity containing arbitrary data to the server for processing. It is commonly used to enable a client to submit information such as an interactive HTML form to a program on the server, which then takes action based on that input and sends a response. This capability is now used for all sorts of online programs. The URL in the request specifies the name of the program on the server that is to accept the data.
Contrast this with the PUT method below.
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GET
The GET method requests that server retrieve the resource specified by the URL on the HTTP request line and send it in a response back to the client. This is the most basic type of request and the one that accounts for the majority of HTTP traffic. When you enter a conventional URL or click on a link to a document or other file, you are usually prompting your Web browser to send a GET request.
The handling of a GET request depends on a number of factors. If the URL is correct and the server can find the resource, it will of course send back the appropriate response to the client. As mentioned above, the exact resource returned depends on the nature of the object requested. If the request cannot be processed properly, an error message may result. You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now. also comes into play, as a proxy server or even the client itself might satisfy the request before it gets to the server.
It’s important to remember that the meaning of a GET request may change if certain headers, such as If-Modified-Since or If-Match are used—these and other similar headers tell the server to only send the resource if certain conditions are met. A request of this sort is sometimes called a conditional GET. Similarly, the Range header may be used by the client to request that the server send it only part of a resource; this is usually used for large files. When this header is included, the request may be called a partial GET.
HEAD
This is identical to the GET method, but tells the server to not send the actual body of the message. Thus, the response will contain all of the headers that would have accompanied a reply to the equivalent GET message, including You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now. describing the entity that the server would have sent had the method been GET. This method is often used by the client to check the existence, status or size of a file before deciding whether or not it wants the server to send the whole thing.
HEAD requests are processed in the same way as GET requests, except that only the headers are returned, not the actual resource.
POST
This method allows the client to send an entity containing arbitrary data to the server for processing. It is commonly used to enable a client to submit information such as an interactive HTML form to a program on the server, which then takes action based on that input and sends a response. This capability is now used for all sorts of online programs. The URL in the request specifies the name of the program on the server that is to accept the data.
Contrast this with the PUT method below.
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yan lang po yung mga common
pakilike naman kung natulongan ko kayo.....
credits, euhsoj
