Bob,
This can be easily done with a short shell script that takes a copy of
the original page, and diff's it against the current page. If it is
different, it e-mails you, makes a copy of the changed page, then runs
the diff against that page. If you want to do it remotely, you set it up
to telnet to port 80, do an HTTP GET, then diff the output against a
known good copy.
FYI,
Kenny
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> People,
>
> This may have a non-Linux answer, but here goes.
> I want to monitor some web pages for changes,
> and be notified when a specified page changes.
> Are there any notification services on the web,
> or packages I can add to my Linux box, to email
> beep, etc. when the page has been updated?
> Of course, I would love to recommend a Linux
> solution.
>
> Bob Sparks
> Never attribute to malice, that which can be explained by stupidity.
> Never attribute to stupidity, that which can be explained by lack of
> information.
>
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