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Hey scavenger and thanks for your reply! Well the curl-command as posted in the first post works very well and sends a mail to me. And there I provided username+password in the command line. However, the password is sent without being obscured or decrypted somehow. Is there any possibility to make t...

Hey there! I'd like to send an email using curl in a batch file. I tried the following lines: curl --url 'smtps://securesmtp.t-online.de:587' --ssl-reqd --cacert cacert.pem --mail-from 'user@t-online.de' --mail-rcpt 'user@t-online.de' --user 'user@t-online.de:password' And this works out well! Now I...

Hey together,
now everything worked out very well - thanks a lot for your help!

Kind regards,
X3nion

Hey and thanks for your reply! When I provide the following code, >"out.txt" curl "https://www.foobar.com/" >nul findstr "out.txt" /c:"search me" && echo found || echo not found I get the following error: FINDSTR: /c:Kann nicht geöffnet werden not found So in English: FINDSTR: /c: Cannot be opened. ...

Hey Steffen, thanks for your reply! I'm from Germany as well as penpen. However, this is an American forum and our users are from all over the world. Thus, English is the common language here and we're following this rule. Okay I of course understand this guideline! What could that mean? As I alread...

Now I tried it and it worked out well, and it shows "Found"!

However, the following notification appears: "FINDSTR: Line 106 is too long".
What could that mean?

And how could I search for more strings?
I repeated the command more times, but I'm sure there must be an easier way?

Kind regards,
X3nion

Hey aGerman and Thanks for your reply!
Do you come from Germany? If yes, we could write in German
I‘m going to try it out and answer if it worked out.

Kind regards,
X3nion

Hey penpen and thanks for your reply!

Is there maybe someone else familiar with Curl?

Kind regards,
X3nion

Hey there! I'd like to use curl (or, if it’s not possible, another tool) to search some patterns on a web site using a batch script. If the search is successful, it would be great if curl could somehow give back a positive sign (e.g. a "1" in case of success, and a "0" in case of no hits). Does anyo...