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Using curl in linux, I find it useful to delete \r. Makes it easier to use sed. while [ "$url" ]; do res=$(curl -i "$url" | tr -d '\r') headers=$(ech
by gabrielsroka 2y ago
Using curl in linux, I find it useful to delete \r. Makes it easier to use sed.
while [ "$url" ]; do
res=$(curl -i "$url" | tr -d '\r')
headers=$(echo "$res" | sed '/^$/q')
body=$(echo "$res" | sed '1,/^$/d')
echo "$body"
url=$(echo "$headers" | sed -n -E 's/link: <(.*)>; rel="next"/\1/pi')
done