Re: curl command

Okay, I've just tried this. Last night, it seemed to download
everything on the whole site, but I couldn't find where it'd put them.

Tonight, after running the two commands you suggested, I went looking
for where it'd put the data it got, and discovered all the stuff I'd
downloaded last night.

I couldn't seem to find where it'd put tonights efforts, so I tried
again, attempting to send the stuff to a file on my desktop.

After running the two commands, I came up with one file on the Desktop
containing 9 URLs, none of which opened anything because they tried to
find it on my machine.

I have a suspicion I didn't do something right, but I can't say what it is.

On the other hand, I do have the whole site on my machine now, though in
a complex form.

However, if I want to try this again, I should know more about what I
want to do. For instance, is there a way to save the data to a
particular folder?

Thanks again,

JimW

Steven Kurylo wrote:
> You'll need two commands
>
> curl -O http://www.gilmanstudio.com/OnLine_Class/cane/Lesson[0-9]cane.htm
> curl -O http://www.gilmanstudio.com/OnLine_Class/cane/Lesson[1-2][0-9]cane.htm
>
> On Jan 30, 2008 1:14 AM, jimw wagner <jpw@sasktel.net> wrote:
>
>> Some time back, someone helpfully gave me a script that would make curl
>> bring in all the items on a site. I not only did that, but I brought in
>> all the items on another site which was formatted similarly.
>>
>> However, I can't seem to make it work for the following:
>>
>> http://www.gilmanstudio.com/display.php?id=32
>>
>> This site has 26 lessons, which include pictures, and I want to download
>> them all.
Received on Wed Jan 30 23:16:14 2008