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cat behavior when passing http prams as arg
Hello all
im newbie in unix , as my experiences i passed to the cat utility http prams as args i got : cat http://localhost:8000/test.php? szAddress=&szNationalId=&szFirstName=&szLastName=&undefined=undefined&iTargetModule=0&bFullScreen= and the result is : [1] 2540 [2] 3016 [3] 2356 [4] 2552 [5] 2692 [6] 1204 [1] Done szAddress= [2] Done szNationalId= [3] Done szFirstName= [4] Done szLastName= [5] Done undefined=undefined and this is great this is exactly what I wanted to get to see the name and value of my submit, and I got it by mistake ….. any way now I like to pass this result to text file . cat > foo.txtx cat http://localhost:8000/test.php? szAddress=&szNationalId=&szFirstName=&szLastName=&undefined=undefined&iTargetModule=0&bFullScreen= ctr – d don’t give me the same results ( name = value ) as it was when I passed it to the cat . how can I do the same result ? thanks |
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