[YLUG] Lynx -source with a wait
ylug at snowdon.org
ylug at snowdon.org
Fri Jun 15 09:19:09 BST 2007
By coincidence I see a similar question with a couple of other tool
suggestions here -
http://forums.contractoruk.com/threadedpost244067.html#post244067
aardvark llama wrote:
>> From: "Robert Hulme" <rob at robhulme.com> wrote:
>>> Presumably this is to do some processing in a script?
>>> how does the site do the refresh? is it in redirect headers or does a
>>> script do it ?
>> It's for a Nagios style "Does this service work at all? and if so is
>> it giving utter nonesense results?" type check.
>
> Now for my first post for a while:
>
> FWIW For this kind of stuff at I would tend towards wget. IME it is a
> bit more flexible than lynx and can handle recursive queries, https, ssl
> and cookies.
>
> If you are simply after dirty output you can script netcat to dump raw
> html to stdout as follows:
>
> $ nc -v <ip address or url> 80 < get.txt
>
> Where get.txt contains:
>
> GET / HTTP/1.1
> Host: <url of webservice>
>
>
>
> (It is important to include a couple of returns in here.)
>
> Alternatively there are some neat perl modules -- or
> equivalent-scripting-langue-du-jour -- that will let you eat the html,
> pull out the interesting lines and write it out in a nicely formatted
> report.
>
> Tarafurnoo,
>
> Will
>
> PS: If you want to debug this, try telnet. For example, to work out the
> NAT/PAT IP address of a server when you only have telnet, I find
> $ telnet www.whatismyip.com 80
> GET / HTTP/1.1
> Host: www.whatismyip.com
>
>
>
> ^]
> Works when you scroll back to the <TITLE>WhatIsMyIP.com - <your IP
> address></TITLE> line.
>
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