If you have FTP access to the server that hosts the file, you can get
listing information using Rev commands.
http:// will give you some information if the server allows. Apache
can list a folder like this
http://website.com/unsecuredfolder/
will show a nice formatted listing like this
Parent Directory 30-Nov-2007 15:07 -
01_navicatOutNoNulls..> 30-Nov-2007 15:07 43k
02_getSQLDumpStock.png 30-Nov-2007 15:07 45k
03_sqbHack.png 30-Nov-2007 15:07 42k
04_libdb getSQLDump.png 30-Nov-2007 15:26 59k
05_sReportNULL.png 30-Nov-2007 15:26 38k
06_sReportNULL2.png 30-Nov-2007 15:26 65k
from which one can extract info. But you are at the mercy of the web
designer and the server for that information. If he doesn't want a
folder exposed, you are out of luck for examining the contents at the
file level. If the folder has an index.html file inside or is httpd
protected, you will get a blank page or an error page as a result in
a browser or in Rev. And if it's not an Apache server, the listing
might look different.
Also many pages are PHP and what you get is not what's in the original file.
Hello list,
I want to get the modification date of a file on Internet, say for
instance "www.richard-hillen.de/gkz_status.txt"
How can I do that?
Thank you,
Richard.
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stephen barncard
s a n f r a n c i s c o
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