Hello Robert,
On Thursday, September 30, 2004 at 6:36:43 PM +0200, Robert Thomson wrote:
It would be really advantageous if wget had a --range command line
argument, that would download a range of bytes of a file, if the
server supports it.
You could try the feature patch posted by
Probably insane question but - is there a way with wget to download the
output (as text) and NOT the HTML code?
I have a site I want and they are BOLDING the first few letters - and I just
want the name without the html tags. So a straight text output would
suffice.
thanks
e.g. with
% wget -q -O - http://www.gnu.org/software/wget/manual/wget-1.8.1/html_mono/wget.html
| html2text | head -15
** GNU Wget **
* The noninteractive downloading utility *
* Updated for Wget 1.8.1, December 2001 *
by Hrvoje [EMAIL PROTECTED]'{c} and the developers
Thanks Jim.
Yes but the command line version.
I was thinking a few steps ahead I suppose. The browser apps have an
htm2txt type converter built in - technically. I was sort of thinking
wget should as well. Was reviewing the docs of this plus cURL (am I allowed
to utter that 4 letter word
