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Operating Systems Linux Red Hat Getting the response code and to know whether web site is loaded Post 302906224 by Pradeep_1990 on Wednesday 18th of June 2014 07:07:34 AM

06-18-2014

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Originally Posted by Don Cragun

Instead of repeatedly bumping up your posts, maybe you should look at your original posting and ask yourself: Is there enough of a description here for people to figure out what I want?

What determines whether or not a website is fully loaded?

Are you trying to figure out if your web browser has finished loading a page you want to view in your browser?

Are you using your Linux system to host a website and want to know if trying to access any of the pages on that site from a browser will yield a 404 error?

I, at least, have absolutely no idea what you're trying to do. So, I didn't make any suggestions on how you might accomplish whatever it is you're trying to do.

Sorry for bumping up the post twice..Apologies for that..

Yes..U r rite..I am trying to figure out if the web browser has finished loading a page I want to view in my browser .

---------- Post updated at 04:37 PM ---------- Previous update was at 04:33 PM ----------

Quote:

Originally Posted by cnamejj

Other people might have the same question I do, which makes it difficult to suggestion a solution. I'm not sure what "fully loaded" means?

If you just want to know if the website is up and responding to HTTP requests, you can just use "curl" (or another HTTP client command) to pull a URL that indicates that everything is working OK.

But if "fully loaded" means something else, like some initialization has completed, then unless the URL you pick somehow verifies that the initialization is done, then it may not give you the info you want.

Thanks for reply..By fully loaded, I mean whether all the contents in the URL , is fully loaded up in the browser I want to view .So ,not only I want to check the server is up and responding to HTTP requests, but also want to check whether the contents are loaded up .

Thanks

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genhash

genhash(1)						      General Commands Manual							genhash(1)

NAME

       genhash - md5 hash generation tool for remote web pages

SYNOPSIS

       genhash [options] [-s server-address] [-p port] [-u url]

DESCRIPTION

       genhash	is  a  tool used for generating md5sum hashes of remote web pages.  genhash can use HTTP or HTTPS to connect to the web page.  The
       output by this utility includes the HTTP header, page data, and the md5sum  of  the  data.   This  md5sum  can  then  be  used  within  the
       keepalived(8) program, for monitoring HTTP and HTTPS services.

OPTIONS

       --use-ssl, -S
	      Use SSL to connect to the server.

       --server <host>, -s
	      Specify the ip address to connect to.

       --port <port>, -p
	      Specify the port to connect to.

       --url <url>, -u
	      Specify the path to the file you want to generate the hash of.

       --use-virtualhost <host>, -u
	      Specify the virtual host to send along with the HTTP headers.

       --verbose, -v
	      Be verbose with the output.

       --help, -h
	      Display the program help screen and exit.

       --release, -r
	      Display the release number (version) and exit.

SEE ALSO

       keepalived(8), keepalived.conf(5)

AUTHOR

       genhash was written by Alexandre Cassen <acassen@linux-vs.org>.

       This man page was contributed by Andres Salomon <dilinger@voxel.net> for the Debian GNU/Linux system (but may be used by others).

								     Feb 2004								genhash(1)