wget. Comes from the unix world, a good port to windows exist
Hompage (look here first for win-ports)
http://sunsite.dk/wget
One windowsport:
http://www.interlog.com/~tcharron/wgetwin.html
Otherwise you could use python to grabb the pages (urllib2.py,
actually documented in the library reference!) and chew them with in
one operation.
I have a couple of own implementations of fetching webpages,
http://flognat.myip.org/hacks/ yah.tgz contains one of them.
Ask me if you want the rest :-)
Script driveable telnet.. Python :-) It has a telnetlib :-) (or you
wanted telnet for fetching pages??)
/Andy
|
| webget http://www.foo.com/bar.html > xyzzy.html
| trimcrap xyzzy.html > compact.html
| (then process compact.html with plucker)
|
| It's the comandline-driven "webget" bit that I'm missing.
|
| Barring that, is there a script-drivable telnet-like beast out there that
| is small and fast?
|
| tport 80 www.foo.com "get /bar.html" > xyzzy.html
|
| ("tport" would connect to the indicated port on the indicated machine
| transmit an arbitrary command, returning the result as raw text)
|
| If I haven't made myself clear, or if there is a better way, please mail
| me. I know this can probably be done in python, but I had a peek at the
| supplied .py files and I have to admit I *ahem* don't quite follow them.
| --
| /PJ, Peter Jaspers-Fayer, ITS [EMAIL PROTECTED] (519) 824-4120 x4777
| LTC Rm. 1601/ Ontario Veterinary College, UofG/ Guelph, On./ N1G 2W1 Canada.
