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script to add schedual content download automatically
dear sir
i want to make a script which take from a text file an address
http://www.yahoo.com
http://www.msn.com
http://www.sms.ac
http://www.cnn.com
etc
and add it to a schedual content download to isa server
any language can do that ?
i want to make a script which take from a text file an address
http://www.yahoo.com
http://www.msn.com
http://www.sms.ac
http://www.cnn.com
etc
and add it to a schedual content download to isa server
any language can do that ?
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it will open isa server and add a schedual content download for each line it takes from the text file ,
the script must take a line from the text file and add it as a schedual content download .
look what i want to do :
i have a dns cache only server and isa server on the same computer
in dns server there are many site addresses ,
i want to take the address from the dns and add it to the schedual content download in isa server to be downloaded daily at 1:00 am ,
i can do it manually but there are millions of sites
so a script is very usable here
hope you can help me
thank you very much
the script must take a line from the text file and add it as a schedual content download .
look what i want to do :
i have a dns cache only server and isa server on the same computer
in dns server there are many site addresses ,
i want to take the address from the dns and add it to the schedual content download in isa server to be downloaded daily at 1:00 am ,
i can do it manually but there are millions of sites
so a script is very usable here
hope you can help me
thank you very much
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$ua->proxy('http', "http://www.company.com:80");
if you dont' have any proxy in between like:
# $ua->proxy('http', "http://www.company.com:80");
$ua->proxy('http', "http://www.company.com:80");
if you dont' have any proxy in between like:
# $ua->proxy('http', "http://www.company.com:80");
Excuse my ignorance, but how is this done? Do you know? (..because I don't).
As for the rest of it, a simple Batch script can do this:
@echo off
title URL Schedular
set inputFile=filename.txt
for /f "delims=" %%U in ("%inputFile%") do call :process "%%U"
goto :eof
:process
set line=%~1
:: Schedule the download of the '%line%' variable here.
exit /b
:eof
HTH :-)
Rob.