How to find out the HTTP header length of a packet?

This can be achieved simply with a Lua dissector that adds an HTTP header field to the packet tree, allowing you to filter for it, as shown in this screenshot:

Copy this Lua script into your plugins directory (e.g., ${WIRESHARK_HOME}/plugins/1.4.6/http_extra.lua), and restart Wireshark (if already running).

do
        local http_wrapper_proto = Proto("http_extra", "Extra analysis of the HTTP protocol");
        http_wrapper_proto.fields.hdr_len = ProtoField.uint32("http.hdr_len", "Header length (bytes)")

        -- HTTP frames that contain a header usually include the HTTP
        -- request method or HTTP response code, so declare those here
        -- so we can check for them later in the dissector.
        local f_req_meth    = Field.new("http.request.method")
        local f_resp_code   = Field.new("http.response.code")

        local original_http_dissector
        function http_wrapper_proto.dissector(tvbuffer, pinfo, treeitem)
                -- We've replaced the original http dissector in the dissector table,
                -- but we still want the original to run, especially because we need 
                -- to read its data. Let's wrap the call in a pcall in order to catch
                -- any unhandled exceptions. We'll ignore those errors.
                pcall(
                    function()
                        original_http_dissector:call(tvbuffer, pinfo, treeitem)
                    end
                )

                -- if the request method or response code is present,
                -- the header must be in this frame
                if f_req_meth() or f_resp_code() then

                        -- find the position of the header terminator (two new lines),
                        -- which indicates the length of the HTTP header, and the