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Old 05-28-2007
Checking availability of Web pages through Unix script

Hi Guru's,

I need to check the availability of a web page for every one hour through a script. Following is the requirement.

1. Go to http://vsn.srivsn.com
2. If any error encountered in openeing the home page, it should trigger an email with the appropriate error message.
3. If page opens with out any problem, Login with username vsn nd pwd vsn.
3. If any error encountered in opening particular user account, it should trigger an email with the appropriate error message.
4. After successful login, it has to navigate to a link and that link has to be opened in the same page.
5. If an error comes in opening the page associated with that link, it should trigger an email with the appropriate error message.
6. If everything is successful, an email should be triggered indicating that the site is available.


I need the scheduling options for this to run the script for every one hour. Am new to this and hardly worked on one or two scripts a year back.

Need help.

Thanks in advance,
srivsn.
 

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