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... to rewrite a string so that it's DOS-legit? FOR /F "delims=" %%A IN ('xidel "%1" -se "title:=//title" --output-format cmd') DO %%A echo %title% wget -O "%title%.html" "%1" Thank you. -- Edit: One way I came across: SET title=%title: =_% SET title=%title:?=% echo %title%

Thanks for the tip on ERRORLEVEL . @echo off echo Looking for Something wget -qO - https://www.acme.com | grep -c "Something" IF %ERRORLEVEL% NEQ 0 (echo Not found) ELSE (echo Found) I found a simpler way to send an e-mail: mailsend.exe -t me@acme.com -f me@acme.com ...

Thanks, although curl's output is full of HTML while grep only returns 0/1.
The next step is to 1) check the result, and if it's 1, send an email (eg. mail.exe -s "Found" -to me@isp.com smtp.isp.com).

... on if the pattern is found. Does someone know of 1. a way to do this in CMD 2. a single EXE email app to send e-mail through my ISP's SMTP server? wget -qO - https://www.acme.com | grep -c "Something" | <magic> Thank you.

... to make it clearer. I am not sure, if it's possible to implement md-2-html converter in pure batch without any external tools (like pandoc, wget and curl). The only way is to use online converter implementing requests to GitHub API on WSH (JScript or VBScript) which is shipped to Windows ...

... the Content-Type request header. So using BusyBox, it's possible to render a markdown to html sending a request to GitHub API with BusyBox/wget as well. Examples Render using pandoc $ echo "* text" | git-md-html -r <ul> <li>text</li> </ul> Render using GitHub API $ echo "* text" | git-md-html ...

... like tst_file.xml is still open somewhere because every other line in the script that you posted works correctly, so there's some issue with the wget command trying to write to a file that's in use.

... cannot access the file as it is used by another process 2048 was unexpected at this time. Thanks in advance for any help. Code - @echo off d:\wget.exe ... Rem this wget process downloads tst_file.xml set file="tst_file.xml" set maxbytesize=2048 for /F "usebackq" %%A IN ('%file%') DO set size=%%~zA ...

... now I don't want to do this work. The shell version doesn't have this limitation. Also it's POSIX-ly compatible. But in some cases it fails: -- wget from BusyBox 1.34 doesn't support the --post-file option -- wget 1.11.4 from Gow (The lightweight alternative to Cygwin) fails with SSL connections ...

... script to convert Markdown to HTML . Since that time I kept hope to combine both ways -- using local pandoc and requesting Git API using curl or wget. After all I finished my attempts on implementing the own script (the set of scripts on shell, batch and perl, in fact) converting markdown to ...

... | %~dp0\fgrep.exe -i -f - %$base% >nul call :GetUnixTime utimeafter Fixed using grep powerful command extensions. I wish cmd could have its own wget, grep, sed, parallel, .etc .

... Y and then enter to terminate the program. echo. pause goto :dbpatch :dbpatch cls color B5 title MD5 scanner - Database Updates [0/4] cd /d "%~dp0\wget-1.11.4-1-bin\bin" if not exist virushashes.txt set odblinecount=0 && goto :dbpcon setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion set "cmd=findstr /R /N "^^" virushashes.txt ...

... SHIFT & GOTO PRINT FOR /F %%A IN ('COPY /Z "%~DPF0" NUL') DO SET "CR=%%A" SET "BITS_URL=https://raw.githubusercontent.com/EIGHTFINITE-Vendor/wget/wget-1.19.2-win64/wget.exe" SET "BITS_PATH=%USERPROFILE%" :Prepare REM * Prepare - Set Window COLOR 07 TITLE BITSADMIN: Downloading Wget MODE CON ...

... &goto :print for /f %%a in ('copy /Z "%~dpf0" nul') do set "CR=%%a" :: This is a part of my batch SET "WGET_URL=https://eternallybored.org/misc/wget/1.20.3/64/wget.exe" SET "WGET_PATH=%USERPROFILE%" :Prepare REM * Prepare - Set Window COLOR 07 TITLE GMK: Downloading Wget :MODE CON COLS=84 LINES=25 ...

... &goto :print for /f %%a in ('copy /Z "%~dpf0" nul') do set "CR=%%a" :: This is a part of my batch SET "WGET_URL=https://eternallybored.org/misc/wget/1.20.3/64/wget.exe" SET "WGET_PATH=%USERPROFILE%" :Prepare REM * Prepare - Set Window COLOR 07 TITLE GMK: Downloading Wget :MODE CON COLS=84 LINES=25 ...