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Loop Script with wget until exit is typed
Post 303038757 by Jgerds1990 on Thursday 12th of September 2019 11:51:51 PM
09-13-2019
Loop Script with wget until exit is typed
Morning all,
I am attempting to complete the below script which will do the following (skip the ping part) using Bash.
Prompts the user to type in a URL to download, or to type exit to exit the script.
If a URL is typed, wget to download the webpage and then loop back to prompting for a typed URL or to type exit.
Basically the script continually loops back to prompting for a webpage after the wget is complete of the previous webpage until the user types exit into the prompt
This is what I have now but I'll explain below other things I've tried
I'm not asking for the answer (of course) just a push towards what I should be thinking about. As you can see, I currently have break at line 17 because, of course, without it, it currently will just continue to wget the URL as it gets stuck in an infinite loop. I am sure the solution is simple but I honestly can not wrap my head around how to get it to complete 1 wget and then go back to the url prompt repeatedly until the user types exit.
ECU, WA Australia, CSI6203 Scripting Languages.
I am attempting to complete the below script which will do the following (skip the ping part) using Bash.
Prompts the user to type in a URL to download, or to type exit to exit the script.
If a URL is typed, wget to download the webpage and then loop back to prompting for a typed URL or to type exit.
Basically the script continually loops back to prompting for a webpage after the wget is complete of the previous webpage until the user types exit into the prompt
This is what I have now but I'll explain below other things I've tried
I'm not asking for the answer (of course) just a push towards what I should be thinking about. As you can see, I currently have break at line 17 because, of course, without it, it currently will just continue to wget the URL as it gets stuck in an infinite loop. I am sure the solution is simple but I honestly can not wrap my head around how to get it to complete 1 wget and then go back to the url prompt repeatedly until the user types exit.
ECU, WA Australia, CSI6203 Scripting Languages.
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