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Thanks for your help, will do :)

Thanks. It works!! ..apart from the search term not coming up but now I know how to save and load cookies and how to post data I can work on that.

Thank you very much!! :)

Thank you very much for your prolonged help.

Firstly, I think by not using quotes it set variables as opposed to what it was supposed to do. So I had to put double quotes around the post data bit....

It's only been down for 5 - 10 mins :confused:

Sod's Law I guess :(




EDIT:
wget --post-data=username=*****password=***** "http://www.torrentday.com/takelogin.php"Ok, I tried the above but...

Thanks for your help. Once I've found the form in the source I won't know what to do with it. The webpage is torrentday.com

Thanks for you reply but how do I do that?

I tried
wget --user=**** --password=**** "http.www.site.com/"
to no avail

Also there is a --post-data option for lynx that I can't seem to understand

I'm trying to use lynx --dump to keep an eye on updates for a website.

The site needs a username and password and I can't find a way to log in using lynx --dump

Any ideas??

Thanks in advance!

Is it possible to pipe a command in to an instant messenger e.g pidgin, finch or something similar and have it send??? e.g echo "hello" | messenger Or is there anything similar?? Thanks in...

Haha, thanks. I didn't really understand what the -n argument did, from browsing the man, otherwise that's what I would have used. Thanks for that. :)

Thanks, that's what I was looking for.

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That's ok. Sorry for not explaining my post well.

I...

That didn't do what I wanted. That gave the same effect as using:

for i in `seq 1 10 ` ; do
echo $i;
done

I want


64mbarch ~ $
12345678910

for i in `seq 1 10 ` ; do
printf $i '\n';
done


gives me this:
1234567891064mbarch ~ $ (output followed by bash prompt) :(

I've tried so many ways to create a newline at the end....

I should have realised that :(

Thank you vgersh99 and Franklin52 :)

sed s'/\[ //' Am I close? Thanks in advance!

Thanks for both your replies but I don't understand sed very well. Would someone mind explaining exactly what these scripts mean? Thanks

Hey, I'm trying to make a nice clear table of fixtures.

lynx --dump Fixtures & Reports | Fixtures | Arsenal.com (http://www.arsenal.com/fixtures) | tail -n+360 | less

#tail to remove 1st 360...