Re: Decoding a web page

Samuel Sieb wrote:

>Curl is somehow breaking things.  The response to that request is a 302 
>redirect to another url.  You need to add the -L option for curl to 
>follow the redirect.  However, if you use curl on that url it gets a 
>404.  I have no idea what it's doing, but it's somehow sending the wrong 
>request.  wget works though.
>
>wget --content-disposition "long url here"
>
>That will download the csv file and give it the right name.  If you want 
>that name, you could try grepping the wget output for "Saving".  I can't 
>test that now because your token has expired.  Probably better to just 
>write the output to a file you specify instead.

Thanks muchly! I had missed the --content-disposition option, never
needed it before. With it, things work exactly as they should.

I absolutely need the correct file name as I get multiple messages like
this referencing different sensors. The file name tells me which one.
Without that, the data is almost useless.
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