Here is a possible linux solution. Haven't tried to grab log files, but I have accessed other STN pages using snarf (http://www.xach.com/snarf/). snarf http://admin:adminPassword@stnMachineName:8080/cgi-bin/wb?exe=17 - | perl, grep, etc to get what you want. The url cgi-bin/wb?exe=17 you figure out by manually browsing the admin web pages. If I remember correctly, I probably Opened the frame in another window to see the frame url, then cut and pasted it in the above snarf parameters. Snarf is a command line linux application that will get one web page and print it to stdout. You can use perl and other things to extract out what you want. I used it to extract out what STN thought the external IP address was. snarf http://admin:adminPassword@stnMachineName:8080/cgi-bin/wb?exe=17 - | grep 'name=ENET_IPADDR' | perl -n -e'@F=split("\""); printf("%s\n",$F [1]);' John Smith --- Sponsor's Message -------------------------------------- BuyersEdge helps you find the best deals EVERY day on all the computer products you want: laptops, printers, PCs, PDAs and more! 1)request a product, 2)our sellers reply, 3 choose the best deal With live help when you need it. Get the real deal. http://jump.topica.com/buyersedge/c ------------------------------------------------------------ -- Visit http://www.ShareTheNet.com for info about ShareTheNet Visit http://www.topica.com/lists/sharethenet for info about this list _________________________________________________________ Enlighten your in-box. http://www.topica.com/t/15
