The following fails, with error messages that don't make sense to me.
WGET -r -l2 -k -K -p -np -nd
"http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/cpquery/0?r_t=a&r_n=107-791&submit=Search&variant=y&acronym=n&syndict=n&spq=n&sort_by_docid=n&d_q=on&dbname=cp107&maxdocs=100&report=hr791.107&xform_type=3&sel=TOCLIST&"
The URL is a valid one. (It's all one line, wrapped as you may receive
it.) The URL works when copy/pasted into the address box of a browser.
It's the Table of Contents page of an html version of House Rept.
107-791. HTML is much easier to read than the .pdf version (which can be
downloaded as a single file) or the ASCII version (which can also be
downloaded as a single file.
I want to "snag" the entire document, which consists of "chapters" linked
to the headings in the Table of Contents document.
It fails with different error messages depending upon whether I put the URL
in quotation marks (as above) or not.
I haven't the foggiest idea how to obtain a "direct" address/URL for the
document (Table of Contents) or for the links.
If WGET can't handle this is there any other application that will work here?
Thanks,
Fred Holmes
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