Xargs in Windows - either wrongly written or doesn't exist

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Using Cygwin i installed cUrl on Windows10 and want to get some status codes from an url list with

xargs curl -sw "%{url_effective}\t %{http_code}\t %{redirect_url}\\n" < C:\Users\me\Desktop\urls.txt > C:\Users\me\Desktop\URLS_OUTPUT.TXT

This alerts me however only with xargs - either wrongly written or doesn't exist

Is there a way to run cUrl with xargs on Windows? Or should the command be changed anyhow?

Evgeniy

Posted 2019-07-14T15:19:59.087

Reputation: 170

You need to convert your Windows file paths to Cygwin file paths. – DavidPostill – 2019-07-14T15:58:56.017

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