Update: You may recall that I was unable to get this to work under the latest bleeding-edge version of SiteScooper. Since then, I reverted to the latest production version, 3.1.2 and it seems to be working now. I don't know whether this means there is a bug in the latest bleeding-edge version which broke the script, or if there's some other factor at work.
Either way, thanks for the files. -- Mitch Wagner At 05:46 AM 01/04/2002, Kennis Koldewyn wrote: >----- Mitch Wagner wrote ----- >I think the NYTimes site has been revised over the past week or two to be >much more resistant to attempt to get in without using a standard browser, >and logging in. channels.nytimes.com and partners.nytimes.com don't seem to >work, nor does the CGI-like URL you suggested. >----- End ----- > >Here's what I do: attached to this message is a three-level site file that >scoops from an HTML file (also included) that I put on my hard drive (which >makes it easy to get just the parts of the NYT that I want, and send the >username and password that the NYT site expects). It's been working for >months, and worked just fine when I ran it this morning. BTW, I'm using >Sitescooper 3.1.0. > >- Kennis > > >------ Kennis Koldewyn ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) ------ >Without computers, it would be virtually impossible >for us to accompliowur xow;gkc,mf(&( - Dave Barry > > > _______________________________________________ Sitescooper-talk mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/sitescooper-talk
