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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Http request in Linux Post 302104589 by malaysoul on Thursday 25th of January 2007 11:58:44 PM
Old 01-26-2007
Quote:
Originally Posted by cbkihong
Is this what you want?

Code:
[bernardchan@bernardchan tmp]$ LANG=C . /dev/shm/x.sh
--12:34:13--  http://www.jpkxl.com/?txid=1&type=service&server=linux
           => `index.html?txid=1&type=service&server=linux'
Resolving www.jpkxl.com... failed: Name or service not known.
--12:34:13--  http://www.jpkxl.com/?txid=2&type=service&server=linux
           => `index.html?txid=2&type=service&server=linux'
Resolving www.jpkxl.com... failed: Name or service not known.
[bernardchan@bernardchan tmp]$ cat /dev/shm/x.sh
function call_wget {
        wget "http://www.jpkxl.com/?txid=$1&type=service&server=linux"
}
call_wget 1;
call_wget 2;

yes..but if list of txid in a file, i.e txidlst.txt, how i can coding it? Appreciated you help.

Sorry i'm beginner in unix.
 

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