I have been trying to wget several levels deep from a Google search page
(e.g., http://www.google.com/search?=deepwater+oil). But on the very first
page, wget returns a 403 Forbidden error and stops. Anyone know how I can
get around this?
Regards, Phil
Philip E. Lewis, P.E.
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I have been trying to wget a URL with an ampersand (e.g.:
http://search.yahoo.com/search?fr=slv1-ei=UTF-8p=wget). I substitute %26
for the ampersands, but wget does not download the page.
Regards, Phil
Philip E. Lewis, P.E.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I have been trying
to wget a URL with an ampersand (e.g.: http://search.yahoo.com/search?fr=slv1-ei=UTF-8p=wget).
I substitute %26 for the ampersands, but wget does not download the page.
Hello,
Have tried to use wget to download
forum pages.
But the point is wget download all such
links
site.com/forum?topic=5way_to_show=1stway
site.com/forum?topic=5way_to_show=2ndway
and so on...
The point is that all these links have same
contents, but different way to show it.
Is there
Phil Lewis [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I have been trying to wget a URL with an ampersand (e.g.:
http://search.yahoo.com/search?fr=slv1-
http://search.yahoo.com/search?fr=slv1-ei=UTF-8p=wget ei=UTF-8p=wget).
I substitute %26 for the ampersands, but wget does not download the page.
Judging from
Hi Phil!
Without more info (wget's verbose or even debug output, full command
line,...) I find it hard to tell what is happening.
However, I have had very good success with wget and google.
So, some hints:
1. protect the google URL by enclosing it in
2. remember to span (and allow only certain)
Hi all,
Ii looks to me that there is an unexpected file size limitation within wget.
I wanted to download the DVD image (3,9GB) from the Fedora (Redhat) project.
But anytime if the local file size exceeds 2.097.167KB wget terminates the session.
I can start it again, but itll stop again after
Hi folks!
Sometimes I experience very unpleasant behavior of wget (using some
not-really-recent CVS version of wget 1.9, under W98SE). I have a partially
downloaded file (usually a big one, there is not so big probability of
interrupted download of a small file), so I want to finish the
H, sorry, I have just discovered that it has been reported about a week
ago (http://www.mail-archive.com/wget%40sunsite.dk/msg06527.html). I really
did try to search for some overwrite, etc. in the archive, honestly. :-)
But that e-mail does not use the word overwrite at all...
Regards,