David H. Lipman dlip...@verizon.net writes:
If you are using Mapped Drives, there is NO NEED to use WGET as there are
plenty of OS
utilities from XXCOPY to RoboCopy.
though these tools have two problems, first of all they are not free.
Second, as already reported, they don't follow HTML
(06/29/2011 04:42 AM), David H. Lipman wrote:
From: Giuseppe Scrivano gscriv...@gnu.org
though these tools have two problems, first of all they are not free.
RoboCopy is free and was even included in the NT Resource Kit.
(By free, Giuseppe was of course speaking of freedom (free software
or
Not to start an argument, but when you are discussing Free Software, please
capitalize Free to distinguish it from software that doesn't cost money.
It's confusing enough already.
Also, since Erwin is running on Windows, I doubt that he is that concerned
about using strictly Free Software.
From: Erwin Panen erwin.pa...@imapmail.org
Hi,
I'm looking for a solution to create a mirror from a networked drive
containing some course ware.
We only have http access. We access using a browser like this:
file:///G:/your%20education/coursedir/indexpage.htm
As far as I know wget will
This sounds like a drive made available over SMB, which wget doesn't
support.
There exists an 'smbget' utility distributed with Samba. It doesn't seem to
be available for Windows, and even if it were it doesn't look like it
understands how to follow HTML links.
It seems like it would be trivial
