How to decrypt HTTPS traffic in ssldump, where to get session keys?

Question

linux

I have a Python program that sends requests to the server using httplib2 in HTTPS format. It is necessary, purely for debugging, to catch all traffic on the client host using tcpdump and decrypt it with ssldump, see the contents. The traffic is dumped, but I don’t know where to get the session ssl keys for decryption. In theory, they should somehow be saved / cached on the client. How can I get them?
All operations are carried out on the client itself.

Answer 1

make a feint with the ears like a man attack in the middle . slip their self-signed certificates into the system on both sides, and put a "listener" in the middle that forms 2 https channels with these certificates.