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#1 2009-02-13 05:14:08
- SamC
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[SOLVED] Recursively download a website?
How would I download all of the files from a website (for example), skipping ones already downloaded? IE, a, b, and c are on the website, and I download them. The maintainer later comes along and adds a new file, d. What would the wget/curl/something else command be to download only d, automatically? I don't care if the file content changes.
I'm trying to get a sort of mirror of all the .ogg files here, and this the only part I can't figure out.
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#2 2009-02-13 05:22:25
- steve_v
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Re: [SOLVED] Recursively download a website?
pacman -S wget
man wget :-)
something like 'wget -r -np -nc -A .ogg <address>' should do it.
Steve.
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#3 2009-02-13 05:27:18
- SamC
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Re: [SOLVED] Recursively download a website?
Great, thanks. I just wasn't too sure about the whole non-clobbering thing.
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