For research I am looking to get the actual raw output that apache sends when responding to a request, including all get data, headers, and the html. How would I go about this? I have tried:

wget --output-document=response.txt -S "http://thewebsiteinquestion.com"


This shows me the response headers all layered out nicely and sends the HTML to the response.txt, but I really want to see raw text and how this is formatted.


Question: okular default printer settings
Answer: This seems to be a KDE/Qt bug:


https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kdegraphics/+bug/425297
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=176999
http://bugs.kde.org/180051


Shortly ( http://bugs.kde.org/180051 ):


  Description From Nicos Gollan  2009-01-08 19:02:22
  
  There needs to be some way to have persistent printer settings. From
  looking around on the web, it seems like:
  
  
  KDE 4 wants to use whatever Qt provides
  Qt does not seem to provide any useful printer settings tools
  


There are patches but you need to compile the Qt-libs to use them. Or use non-KDE programs ( Comment #17 From C W J Lemmens  2009-11-20 11:44:47 ):


  For our non-KDE programs (firefox, openoffice and some older stuff)
  I found a perfect replacement for "kprinter" : gtklp !! Take a look
  here : it solved more than half of my problems :
  http://gtklp.sourceforge.net/