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Check for changes in website?

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You could just use Firefox's Update Scanner add-on. If you really want to use bash (why not POSIX sh?) for this, check man diff.

Lets say I want to compare a website with a previous version of it that I have using wget

 

e.g

if

wget google.com

sleep 3600

wget google.com

then compare code goes here

delete code for oldest file

and then compare the hashes (or how to detect changes between two files) for both files and see if anything has changed, if it has then notify me

how exactly can i do this with bash?

 

OFF TOPIC: I suggest every poll from now on to have "**CK EA" option instead of "Other"

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You could just use Firefox's Update Scanner add-on. If you really want to use bash (why not POSIX sh?) for this, check man diff.

Write in C.

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