> You might use "tcpdump" and "ethereal" to try to figure out what is
> going on.  Something like:
>
>     $ su
>     # tcpdump -i lo -s 1500 -w /tmp/c port 3000
>     # exit
>     $ ethereal -r /tmp/c
>
> Then use ethereal's "follow TCP stream" function.  You can also try
> capturing the port 80 traffic.  It might help narrow down the
> problem (i.e. browser/Apache or Apache/SCGI server).
>

Neil,

perhaps you (or anybody else) aware of the command-line replacement for
the ethereal's "follow TCP stream" function? I have tethereal (ethereal
without GUI), and didn't suceed in finding this kind of option. I can
see http headers if I open file in vi, but it's a bit of mess..

Ksenia