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telnet Webserver GET /
I want to incorporate this in a script for some simple monitoring for my webserver
telnet localhost 80 GET /opencms/opencms/test/index.html how to do it? I tried echo "GET /opencms/opencms/test/index.html" | telnet localhost 80 I tried telnet localhost 80 << EOF echo "GET /opencms/opencms/test/index.html" EOF I tried "GET /opencms/opencms/test/index.html" < telnet localhost 80 all won't work, I need some help |
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