I simply want to run the following command:
curl https://jkanime.net/um.php?e=VTJpeCsrL3BVY2xMaEd0YWhyM1k4SDdHelZ4OGZSeXFsOHBla1QrcnBPQm4wUWc1eE1TOThmWlBOb2xLOEJCeWlGenpML2tYelA3Tm8xU1lDMDRwUlE9PTo616MlXtdmRfi6FOwaoBRqeA--&t=5ec9cff996b02bf751b55c92c4cb1170
It seems to connect just fine, but it hangs waiting for a keypress. How can I automatize this in a script?
EDIT:
I have absolutely no idea but it solved by erasing the -- part of the URL. Can someone explain to me why?
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Answer
In bash, you must use quotes (single or double, that depends what you want to do) to build one complete string by escaping some characters : ` $ ( ) [ ] { } & | space
So, use quotes around the URL:
curl --url 'https://jkanime.net/um.php?e=VTJpeCsrL3BVY2xMaEd0YWhyM1k4SDdHelZ4OGZSeXFsOHBla1QrcnBPQm4wUWc1eE1TOThmWlBOb2xLOEJCeWlGenpML2tYelA3Tm8xU1lDMDRwUlE9PTo616MlXtdmRfi6FOwaoBRqeA--&t=5ec9cff996b02bf751b55c92c4cb1170'