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Downloading a csv file automatically
I want to automatically download a CSV file daily which can be found here:
London Stock Exchange - Search and the link is named "Click to download covered warrants (100Kb)" on the right hand side. What commands can I use to invoke clicking on this link and initiating the download? And also what commands can I use to save the file locally? As you can see wget will not work, unless someone can prove otherwise. Thanks in advance |
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if you can use Perl, module WWW::Mechanize would help you
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