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Guys, I need some help!
I'm trying to make a copy of a website. I don;t own it, I just need to make a copy of it. I've found a windows based tool called "Elitesys superbot" here
http://www.sparkleware.com/superbot/manual.htm
But I need something that can run on my gentoo box. Anyone have any ideas?
Paul
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ToeiRei
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wget ?
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pops45042
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Well, i was going to do the ol file-> save routine, but If I go that route I'll likeley be sitting here saving web pages for a few days non-stop! I'm looking for something a bit automatic that will do down throught the website's local links and copy those pages.
What complicates it a bit is the fact that quite a few pages are written in php and aren;t static.
Paul
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Dizzutch
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wget -rx website.com
that might do it.
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pops45042
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Dizzutch! Amazing! I think I love you man!
That worked like a charm! Thanks a bunch!
Paul
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ToeiRei
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it's amazing how the simple tools work, linux provides, eh?
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| pops45042 wrote: | Well, i was going to do the ol file-> save routine, but If I go that route I'll likeley be sitting here saving web pages for a few days non-stop! I'm looking for something a bit automatic that will do down throught the website's local links and copy those pages.
What complicates it a bit is the fact that quite a few pages are written in php and aren;t static.
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I see, well the php won't matter, all you will get is the html output anyway (not the php code behind it).
But at least you can see the resulting html ok. |
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"httrack" is a good program for this
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