OP’s analogy is fire, but here’s another: TCP is the *phone line*, HTTP is the *conversation*.
If you wanna geek out, `lsof -i` shows active TCP connections, and you’ll often spot HTTP traffic in there.
Also, +1 for Wireshark. It’s like X-ray vision for networking.
If you wanna geek out, `lsof -i` shows active TCP connections, and you’ll often spot HTTP traffic in there.
Also, +1 for Wireshark. It’s like X-ray vision for networking.
