Automating reports
DANIEL MAGNUSZEWSKI
dmagnuszewski at mandtbank.com
Tue Oct 4 15:27:22 EDT 2005
Here's something I dug up with google entitled "A quick wget tip":
http://blogs.sun.com/roller/page/fintanr/20050113
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A wget tip, or maybe not. I was working on a script today that had to
do a submission of a very long parameter string to a cgi script, and it
turned out to be too long for a get. So I went off and visited the wget
manpages (man -M /usr/sfw/man wget). And here I noted the --post-data
option which I hadn't been aware off before. A quick example is in order
I think.
Lets say you are doing a submission to a url with a submission string
of:
http://foo.com/cgi/myScript?really_long_set_of options
Rather than doing:
wget http://foo.com/cgi/myScript?really_long_set_of_options
You can do:
wget --post-data 'really_long_set_of_options'
http://foo.com/cgi/myScript
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HTH
-Dan
>>> linux478 at yahoo.com 10/04/05 3:03 PM >>>
wget complains that the filename is too long
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