Cory, Ben, Garl --

Thanks for your help.  The problem wasn't so much with me not 
knowing how to use wget as it was with the fact that the 
to-be-cloned site was hosted on AOL:  The index page was so full 
of javascript garbage that wget couldn't parse anything, so it 
just downloaded the index page and stopped there.

I finally found another page on her site that didn't have a bunch 
of garbage in it, and after twiddling with wget's settings a 
while, I finally suceeded in getting her entire site.

I also needed to clone three other sites, one of which is also 
hosted on AOL.  Same problem, but by then I knew the workaround.

AOL.  It's the scourge of the Internet.  Only slightly less evil 
than Microsoft.

Ken

On Friday 27 June 2003 15:04, Ken Barber wrote:

> I'm trying to clone a website (with the owner's permission) and
> wget isn't working correctly (could it have something to do
> with the fact that it's hosted on AOL? hmmm).
>
> I seem to recall the existence of another tool (other than
> wget) to copy web sites but I cannot for the life of me
> remember its name.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> Thanx,
>
> Ken

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