On 17 Oct 2008, at 19:06, Wire James wrote:
Hi Guys
I want to download a series of files using wget from the command
line. The actual link is as below but like you know, Linux will not
recognise the spaces among other things.
wget http://www.fsi-language-courses.com/Courses/French/Basic
(Revised)/Volume 1/FSI - French Basic Course (Revised) - Volume 1 -
Unit 01 1.3.mp3
1. How can I get to make the correct request using wget?
2. There are numerous files in the same directory whose difference
is the figure just before .mp3 at the end e.g Unit 01 1.3.mp3, Unit
01 1.4.mp3, Unit 01 1.5.mp3, Unit 02 1.1.mp3, Unit 02 1.2.mp3 etc.
Any one with a quick script I could use?
use curl:
something like this might work (untested):
curl --remote-name http://www.fsi-language-courses.com/Courses/French/Basic
\ \(Revised\)/Volume\ 1/FSI\ -\ French\ Basic\ Course\ \(Revised\)\ -\
Volume\ 1\ -\ Unit\ [01-02]\ 1.[1-5].mp3
- Martin -
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