Here is a simple and effective way to get the files downloaded recursively from a website without actually visiting each and every link to the sub pages. This is also useful in case the pages are of type XHTML or text type—one can make them .html by use of an appropriate switch like -E. Go to the directory onto which you wish to download all the content from site, and use the following command:
…where:
-r is for recursive download of pages
-p is for linking pages locally so that users
can browse them easily once the download is
completed
-k is to create the directory structure, and…
-E is to create .html extensions to the type XHTML or text files.
Enjoy, and try out different contents on the Net. Do not forget to check out the manual pages for wget there’s always more information.
-r is for recursive download of pages
-p is for linking pages locally so that users
can browse them easily once the download is
completed
-k is to create the directory structure, and…
-E is to create .html extensions to the type XHTML or text files.
Enjoy, and try out different contents on the Net. Do not forget to check out the manual pages for wget there’s always more information.
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