Usage:
    wwwreq
           [-q|--query]
           [-n|--noclose]
           [-v|--version <version>]
           [-f|--forwards <forwards>]
           [-u|--useragent <useragent>]
           [-g|--socks <socks>]
           [-h|--host <host>]
           [-b|--basic <basic> <basic>]
           [-inm <inm>]
           [-ims <ims>]
           [-r|--range <range>]
           [-header <header>]
           [-s|--sendversion <sendversion>]
           [-from <from>]
           [--]
           <server>
           [<method>]
           [<target>]
          
    Displays the raw response from a web server.

    --query
      Prints the query it is sending before sending it.

    --noclose
      Attempts to leave the connection open - this means that
      it hangs and you have to kill it by hand, but can be usefull.

    --version { 0.9 | 1.0 | 1.1 }
      Selects the version of HTTP to use for the query;
      '1.1' is the default.

    --forwards <hop-count>
      Used only with the 'TRACE' method, it limits the number of proxies
      which may forward the request.  No limit is sent if this option is
      not specified.

    --useragent <string>
      Specify a User Agent string to send (defaults to 'wwwreq/1.11')
      Specify a null string argument to disable sending a User Agent string.
      Not valid with 0.9.

    --socks <gateway>[:<port>]
      Specify the SOCKS (version 4) gateway and port number through which
      the request should be sent.  The port defaults to 1080.

    --basic <username> <password>
      Specify credentials for HTTP Basic authentication scheme.

    <server>
      The server to which the query is sent.  This may include
      the port number as specified in a URL (port defaults to 80).
      Valid examples:
         www.agranat.com
         myserver.mydomain.com:8000
         127.0.0.1:8001

    <method>
      The HTTP request method (defaults to 'OPTIONS'):

        OPTIONS  Return a list of methods supported by the target.
                 The target defaults to '*' for this method.
                 (1.1 only)

        TRACE    Return the request as received by the server.
                 The target defaults to '*' for this method.
                 (1.1 only)

        HEAD     Return the HTTP headers for a request, but not the actual
                 resource that would be sent for a GET.
                 The target defaults to '/' for this method.
                 (1.0 or 1.1 only)

        GET      Return the requested target (a target must be specified).
                 Note that for some targets this may return non-text data.
                 The target defaults to '/' for this method.

    <target>
      The URL requested from the server.  For testing proxies, this may
      be a full URL so that you can see whether or not it is forwarded
      correctly.