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Usage: clfavs username password num_favourite_commands file_in_which_to_backup
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A!wesome !
doesn't work
Hmm, how do I get this to work if I use OpenID to login?
PS, why is this tagged "c++"?
flatcap: not sure the following would work since i dont have an openid account, but if you want to try -
clfavs(){ URL="http://www.commandlinefu.com";wget -O - --save-cookies c --post-data "openid=$1&submit=Let+me+in" $URL/users/openid;for i in `seq 0 25 $3`;do wget -O - --load-cookies c $URL/commands/favourites/plaintext/$i >>$4;done;rm -f c;}Usage: clfavs openid num_favourites_to_backup file_in_which_to_backup
For Mac users this doesn't work because there is no 'seq' available. Please follow the instructions on this link:
http://www.askdavetaylor.com/step_through_count_numeric_values_bash_shell_script.html
is there a way not pass num_favourites_to_backup? if i dont know how many favorites i have?
The usage is:
clfavs username password num_of_favs destination_file