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Using TShark, I want to be able to extract the payload in HTTP response from packets data captured through tshark in a .pcap file.

In the Wireshark GUI, I was able to do that by File > Extract Objects > HTTP, and then choosing a file from the HTTP Objects dialog (which shows a list of all HTTP objects), and saving it on my disk. This process is described here.

The question is that how can I do it in Tshark?

Jesss
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I don't know if TShark can do it, but you can use Chaosreader instead.

Mer
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  • Thank you. I got the HTTP payload, but I also want source and destination IPs as well as port numbers. Can you guide me a bit about how to get those. I posted a question [here](http://serverfault.com/questions/799570/in-the-output-of-chaosreader-where-are-the-source-and-destination-port-numbers). – Jesss Aug 28 '16 at 06:21