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How to check from command line if a certain URL exists?
How can I check from command line (!) if a certain URL e.g.
http://192.168.0.47:4050/aaa/bbb/m.html exists? Again: Typing in the URL in browser is not the way I am searching for. It should be detected from command line Sabine |
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How to check from command line if a certain URL exists?
"Sabine Elsner" wrote in message ... How can I check from command line (!) if a certain URL e.g. http://192.168.0.47:4050/aaa/bbb/m.html exists? Again: Typing in the URL in browser is not the way I am searching for. It should be detected from command line Sabine Ping. Jim |
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How to check from command line if a certain URL exists?
(Sabine Elsner) wrote in :
How can I check from command line (!) if a certain URL e.g. http://192.168.0.47:4050/aaa/bbb/m.html exists? Again: Typing in the URL in browser is not the way I am searching for. It should be detected from command line Sabine I found a Windows Scripting Host (WSH) script that does the job he http://groups.google.com/group/micro...ee76f2e7044403 Save it as "test.vbs", change the URL inside it and run it by typing "cscript test.vbs". Try the WSH group if you need more help. |
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How to check from command line if a certain URL exists?
"Sabine Elsner" wrote in message ... How can I check from command line (!) if a certain URL e.g. http://192.168.0.47:4050/aaa/bbb/m.html exists? Again: Typing in the URL in browser is not the way I am searching for. It should be detected from command line Inside a command window there are no such commands. That is one reason why internet browsers exist. You can do tracert and/or ping to an i.p. address or to a named domain. -- Allan |
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How to check from command line if a certain URL exists?
Allan wrote:
"Sabine Elsner" wrote in message ... How can I check from command line (!) if a certain URL e.g. http://192.168.0.47:4050/aaa/bbb/m.html exists? Again: Typing in the URL in browser is not the way I am searching for. It should be detected from command line Inside a command window there are no such commands. That is one reason why internet browsers exist. You can do tracert and/or ping to an i.p. address or to a named domain. -- Allan Strictly speaking, ping won't tell you whether a URL exists or not. It will just indicate whether you can reach the domain from your computer at that particular time. There were a few times when microsoft.com didn't respond to a ping, but it wasn't that it didn't exist. Bill |
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How to check from command line if a certain URL exists?
"Sabine Elsner" wrote: How can I check from command line (!) if a certain URL e.g. http://192.168.0.47:4050/aaa/bbb/m.html exists? Again: Typing in the URL in browser is not the way I am searching for. It should be detected from command line Sabine |
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