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Call for Papers for Clojure eXchange closes on Saturday 25th October. If you’ve got an interesting project, a story to tell about your experiences with Clojure, a cool open source library you’d like contributions to or examples of how Clojure has changed your life for the better please submit a synopsis here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1hQDOSXSdDF22aGRbX-K5z5MZpegdmMuOVxUgO0zBwFc/viewform?edit_requested=true

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@agile_geek: I have already submitted mine. when will we hear more about it?

@thomas: organisers are meeting on Thursday next week so probably not till after that, but I will check your submission has arrived.

ok cool, looking forward to it.

and if you have any question please let me know

@thomas: will do 😄

isn’t 25 Sunday ? 😄

@agile_geek: Sut mae?

@quentin: yes. Submissions accepted up till then. However we will be doing an initial review of what we have so far on Thursday

okay

I might put a submission in this weekend.

@xlevus: W00t! 👏

No idea if it's of any merit, but what the hey. If you end up googling my name and "Clojure" is right next to it, it might be worth it.

@xlevus: sounds like a good deal to me

Hello.

is there a way to see all HTTP calls coming in on my server?

tcpdump :D

yes.. just looking at that....

doesn't make lots of sense though 😞

which server are you talking about?

I have been using compojure with ring/jetty

with tcmpdump I just see lots of ascii...

but nothing that looks like a http command

tcpdump is low low level. Was a technically-correct answer :p

thomas: you could add a middleware that logs all requests.

^ is correct answer

otherwise, look how to set up jetty logging.

hmm good idea... I like the logging

do you happen to have apache or nignx in front of that?

nothing in front of it...

test environment

Then, the most correct way would be jetty logging, the most straightforward one could be logging middleware.

ok thanks... looking at that now

progress... a bit.. gone from a 403 to a 404....

ok. solved it... thanks to tcpdump. thanks guys

thomas: oh! if you are working at that level, you might want to look at wireshark.

tcpdump told me all I needed

wireshark is a UI on top of tcpdump that understands various protocols, including http, so it can show it nicely formatted.

+1 to wireshark - it’s awesome and very handy.