burpsuite修改端口的日志记录存储再哪个目录

Burp Suite does not store port-specific logs by default. Its logging behavior depends entirely on your configuration:

1. Default Behavior (No Automatic Logging)

• Burp Suite does NOT automatically save logs of HTTP traffic, even if you modify proxy ports (e.g., 127.0.0.1:8080 → 127.0.0.1:9090).
• All traffic is temporarily stored in Proxy → HTTP history only while the project is open. Closing Burp deletes this data.

2. Manual Logging Locations

To persistently store logs, you must explicitly enable them:

• Project-level Logging:
  • Go to Logger tab → Click Configure (gear icon).
  • Enable logging for specific tools (e.g., Proxy) and ports.
  • Saved in your Burp Project file (.burp) when you save the project.
• Raw Traffic Logs:
  • Use Logger or Proxy → Save items to export logs.
  • Default save location: Your OS user directory (e.g., C:\Users\[YourName]\ on Windows, /home/[YourName]/ on Linux).

3. Temporary Files

• Burp stores runtime data (not logs) in temp directories:
  • Windows: C:\Users\[YourName]\AppData\Local\Temp\
  • Linux: /tmp/
  • macOS: /var/folders/.../T/
• These are not logs – they contain state/cache data and are deleted on exit.

⚠️ Critical Notes

• No Port-Specific Folders: Burp doesn’t create subdirectories for different ports.
• To Save Logs Permanently:
  1. Use Logger to define a custom output directory.
  2. Or manually Export from Proxy/Logger via Save items → Choose your own path (e.g., C:\burp-logs\).

Example Workflow

Proxy → Options → Proxy Listeners → Edit Port → [Set to 9090]
Logger → Configure → Select "Proxy" → Enable logging → Set output path (e.g., `D:\burp_logs\port_9090.txt`)

Now logs for port 9090 will save to D:\burp_logs\.

Let me know if you need steps for configuring specific log paths!