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Thanks, it sure looks less ugly with -o/dev/null{,} I couldn't find any other way to get curl to stay silent and still output redirect times. Hence the crude ha
by wangman 11y ago
Thanks, it sure looks less ugly with -o/dev/null{,}
I couldn't find any other way to get curl to stay silent and still output redirect times. Hence the crude hack.
(Obviously my bash and curl versions had no problem with the spaces or I wouldn't have posted it)
- d0ugie 11y agoUsing the curl'ing tips up this branch of comments I programmed a highly sophisticated script and dropped it on github. :) https://github.com/dougsimmons/301debate https://github.com/dougsimmons/301debate
- wangman 11y agoNice! I would have gone for a simpler loop: echo -e "sec\tmethod\turl";for url in {https,http}://{www.,}{en.wikipedia.org,{google,reddit,facebook,youtube,netflix,amazon,twitter,linkedin,msn}.com,google.co.in}; do curl -sL "$url" -w "%{time_redirect}\t${url%:}\t${url#//}\n" -o/dev/null; done|sort
- d0ugie 11y agoWow. Thanks for teaching me that. Yeah, yours is better, I'll lay it on github with a thank you and maybe "embrace and extend" it. Or learn python and port it to python, I could swing it that way.. Cheers.