Hi all!
I have a function (named "orig") that analyze web sites given from an argument, it works very well when by itself:
#!/bin/bash
chain="$1"
echo chain $chain
curl "$chaine" -o prop.txt
...
and then it perform some analysis on the prop.txt
It works flawlessly if I type:
orig (followed by a proper URL
The issue I have is that, to speed up thing, I have generated a list of URL in a file named "file.txt".
I put them in an old envelope function (that always worked in the past) that goes thought the list in file.txt:
#!/bin/bash
while read curline; do
eval $1 $curline;
done < /file.txt
Hi all!
I have a function (named "orig") that analyze web sites given from an argument, it works very well when by itself:
#!/bin/bash
chain="$1"
echo chain $chain
curl "$chaine" -o prop.txt
...
and then it perform some analysis on the prop.txt
It works flawlessly if I type:
orig http...
The issue I have is that, to speed up thing, I have generated a list of URL in a file named "file.txt".
I put them in an old envelope function (that always worked in the past) that goes thought the list in file.txt:
#!/bin/bash
while read curline; do
eval $1 $curline;
done < /file.txt
I type :
envel orig
I get:
chain http...(correct URL)
% Total % Received % Xferd Average Speed Time Time Time Current
Dload Upload Total Spent Left Speed
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 --:--:-- --:--:-- --:--:-- 0
curl: (56) Failure when receiving data from the peer
I see the argument is perfectly read but the curl stopped to perform as it does when I use it outside my old envel.