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Re: Test for valid URL?
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Re: Test for valid URL?


  • Subject: Re: Test for valid URL?
  • From: Doug McNutt <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 17 Sep 2010 21:14:58 -0600

At 20:44 -0500 9/17/10, Michael Grant wrote:
>curl some random text
>
>in my Terminal on 10.6.4 produces no result - it just chews on it for
>a few seconds, then displays a new prompt.

That is really screwy.

try curl -v some random text

The -v option tells curl to be verbose and tell you more about what's going on.  You might also try

curl -V  # return the version number for curl or
which curl  # Just see if curl is really there.
date   # That really ought to print the current date and time.
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 >Re: Test for valid URL? (From: Thomas Fischer <email@hidden>)
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