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Help with BASH script

KoHoNeZKoHoNeZ Member
edited May 2012 in Help

Hey guys! first at all sorry for my bad english :/

I'm trying to make a BASH script to open Chrome/Chromium from terminal, this is my script:

#!/bin/bash while read proxy ; do /opt/google/chrome/chrome --proxy-server=\"$proxy\"; sleep 15 pkill chrome sleep 1 done< proxy.txt

It read a proxy list from a txt file (ip:port) and put it as parameter, then, open the browser every 15sec with a new proxy ip.
do you know a way to make it work?

Thank you!

Comments

  • FranciscoFrancisco Top Host, Host Rep, Veteran

    Doesn't wget or curl support http proxies?

  • bretonbreton Member

    What doesn't work? Where does it fail?

    @KoHoNeZ said: /opt/google/chrome/chrome --proxy-server=\"$proxy\"; sleep 15

    [vanga mode]chrome does not release the console and script thinks that chrome is not finished yet? Chrome cannot be launched without X?[/vanga mode]

  • rds100rds100 Member

    @breton how do you know about vanga?

  • KoHoNeZKoHoNeZ Member

    I'm using JWM..

  • KoHoNeZKoHoNeZ Member
    edited May 2012

    Well, Chrome open every 15sec but don't take the --proxy-server"ip:port" parameter.. if i put an echo before the "/opt/google/chrome/chrome --proxy-server=\"$proxy\";" it show it perfectly on the terminal..

    if i put manually /opt/google/chrome/chrome --proxy-server=\"$proxy\"; in the terminal it work perfectly.

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