So, say I run “telnet google.com 80\rGET / HTTP/1.0\r”, is there any way I could save the ensuing HTTP data?
Is it possible to do in bash? If not, Perl?
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So, say I run “telnet google.com 80\rGET / HTTP/1.0\r”, is there any way I could save the ensuing HTTP data?
Is it possible to do in bash? If not, Perl?
The script command seems to meet your requirements. Once you start it, all the terminal output from that session gets saved to a file. But for the specific task you mentioned,
I’d use
wgetorcurlrather than messing around withscript.