How do I copy a page from the browser on your computer in a txt file from the command line?

Posted by admin on June 9th, 2010

When I go to CNN, for example, the browser is updated every few minutes. I would like to automate to save the page from time to time throughout the day to analyze the text and add data. If I can do from the command line, I can automatizar.Gracias for any suggestions.

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One Response to “How do I copy a page from the browser on your computer in a txt file from the command line?”

  1. BigRez says:
    June 9, 2010 at 4:34 am

    You can create a script and use telnet to retrieve data. For example, open a command window and type: telnet www. Yahoo. com 80GET back> and voila! you have the last page for you. You can redirect to a file and analyze what you need. Wrap it in a time loop and oro.Ah, and how do I know that / s = USDJPY = X would be to convert the dollar to Yen? It is part of the URL after the name host.Tenga in mind that this does not work for all pages, some pages are constructed so you must use a POST (and building a web form) and some use ports other than 80. Good luck!

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