Re: looking for http/web copy program - I think

2003-07-21 Thread Matt Heath 
"wget" will do mirrors but can only follow links or urls from a script

"curl" will retrieve files in a sequence

curl "http://domain/file[1-100].rm"; -o "file#1.rm"

will get you
file1.rm
file2.rm
...
file100.rm
(it can also cope with leading 0's file001.rm etc.)



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Re: looking for http/web copy program - I think

2003-07-18 Thread Mikko Työläjärvi 
On Sat, 19 Jul 2003, Robert Chalmers wrote:

> Is there a FreeBSD based app that I can use to bulk copy about 800 .rm
> files from one site to another? I really don't want to have to do it one
> at a time. ftp isn't available. The only access I have is via the web
> port. bummmer but theres no choice

You could, for example, use "wget"  (ports/ftp/wget).  Never mind the
"ftp" category - it speaks http too.

  $.02,
  /Mikko
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looking for http/web copy program - I think

2003-07-18 Thread Robert Chalmers 
Is there a FreeBSD based app that I can use to bulk copy about 800 .rm 
files from one site to another? I really don't want to have to do it one 
at a time. ftp isn't available. The only access I have is via the web 
port. bummmer but theres no choice

thanks

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