John H. Robinson, IV wrote:
> Oh! Neat!
>
> % zmodload zsh/net/tcp
> % ztcp www.google.com 80
> % fd=$REPLY
> % echo get http://www.google.com/supported_domains http/1.0 >&$fd
> % echo host http://www.google.com/supported_domains >&$fd
> % echo >&$fd
> % <&$fd while read i; do
> while> [[ $i == ${(M)i##.google.(^com)} ]] && echo "RewriteCond
> %{HTTP_REFERER} ^http://www$i [OR]"
> while> done > exclude_list
>
>
> Straight zsh, not an external command in sight. Thank you for the
> pointer to /dev/tcp/ that bash2 provides. You do get an exit code of
> 1,
> but that is because of the faled read when the query to google has no
> more outut.
I think simple shell scripts are a perfect topic for 15 minutes at the
beginning of KPLUG meetings, or LPSG meetings, a little stimulus to
get the gray matter perking.
"This Weeks Throwaway Script", perhaps?
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