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A judicious use of xargs, curl and grep would have done it in 1 line in Linux. I looked at your PowerShell code; that does look a bit complicated compared to wh
by hackunomatter 9y ago
A judicious use of xargs, curl and grep would have done it in 1 line in Linux. I looked at your PowerShell code; that does look a bit complicated compared to what Linux offers.
- Numberwang 9y agoI'm sure you are right. I was just trying to convey the positive impression I got from what little time I spent with PowerShell and the great documentation it has. Especially the fact that I was able to accomplish what I set out to do in a very reasonable amount of time.
- Arnavion 9y agoYou can do it in one line in PS too. $sites = @('https://www.google.com/', 'https://www.example.com/') $searchString = 'oogle' $sites | %{ if ((iwr $_).Content -like "*$searchString*") { "$_;OK" } else { "$_;NOT OK" } } > C:\temp\output.csv