从 linux 命令行触发网页视图

Question

I am using a shared file download service which deletes the file if the file's web page has not been visited in 30 days. I need to store my files for longer than 30 days.

I am using a Centos 7 based Linux server.

My idea was to create a cron to run a bash script with a command line for each file.

I have tried using the wget, curl and lynx commands but these do not register as the page being visited.

Any ideas on a command that I can use?

The file sharing service is gofile.io and an example file I have uploaded (on the page that is required to be visited) is https://gofile.io/?c=znRpuJ

Edit: After looking into it further there appears to be a javascript function which needs to be activated which I think isn't activated by wget/curl/lynx. Is there any way to activate this javascript from the command line?

Answer 1

Try this:

1. Make sure you have Python3.
2. Install geckodriver.
3. pip install selenium for Python3.
4. Run the following script:

from selenium import webdriver driver = webdriver.Firefox() driver.get("https://gofile.io/?c=znRpuJ" driver.quit()

Good luck.