There is a program called mirror which does what I believe you wish to achieve,
I'm not sure of the *official* site of it, but I have a copy on my machine that
you are more than welcome to retrieve. You may find the file mirror-2.8.tar.gz
by going to: http://24.92.50.102:60800/ftp/pub/misc.
You're also welcome to anything else you find there, I have a small collection
of various Linux related stuff available, and I also use mirror to mirror part
of the redhat site under /ftp/mirror/redhat. As far as my connection to the
internet, you'll find that it's probably faster than a T1 site. So if you have
a high speed connection, feel free to suck down as much as you like :)
---russ
On 28-Apr-98 Fernando Torres Q. wrote:
> Hi friends
>
> Somebody knows about programs that make a duplicate of web pages and or
> directories and subdirectories structures of ftp on local disk. I knew
> woofline can make that task, but it does converting data such way , that i
> cant read whithout woofline, because it change de original names and links
> of the web pages.
>
> many thanks
>
> Ferdinand
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