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HTTPS connection unix
Hi,
I have a situation....where I have to make a HTTPS:// connection to the third party web site to grab 5 files from their server. I am little new to unix. Can anyone please help me creating the shell script for making this connection and grabing or reading the files from their server to our server. I will really appreciate any help in this regards. Thanks Raj
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You'll need a console client that supports SSL.
Debian for example has the 'lynx-ssl' package. Check if your distro has an SSL-enabled lynx package, the use something like: lynx --source https://www.domain.com/sslfile.html > sslfile.html This will fetch https://www.domain.com/sslfile.html and save it as sslfile.html. Also check the man pages for wget and curl.
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You need to install SSL. You can get it at:
http://www.openssl.org/ Then take a look at: http://dominia.org/djao/wget_ssl.html Hope this helps. |
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