Ethan,
Point well taken. But, I feel this utility is meant for downloading directories
where you want everything in it anyway, not just sucking everything you can off of a
website. And if you narrow the scope of your download properly, it turns out to be no
different than saving each individual file separately. It just saves you the time and
effort of having to do it manually...
Alan
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Sent: Friday, March 29, 2002 11:23 AM
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FYI, for those of us with web sites we finance out of our measly
pocketbooks, it sucks when someone does this because most hosting companies
charge for traffic, I get an 8GB limit. This can seriously hurt the little
guy if he is hosting large files such as my site.
- Ethan
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Sent: Friday, March 29, 2002 10:48 AM
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Another utility like GoZilla that I know works well is WGet (available
for both Unix and Windows/DOS platforms). The one I have is a command line
tool, but someone may have made a gui out of it. It allows you to specify
files to download (i.e. *.html, *.jsp, *.pl), files NOT to download,
recursively traverse directories or not, directories not to traverse, etc.
It's a fairly powerful tool, but if you're not careful you can pull down
hundreds of megs of data before you know it...
Alan
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Sent: Friday, March 29, 2002 8:08 AM
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I believe I used GoZilla. This was discussed on this list (or was it the
other list?) way back when...since everyone else piped up and shared the
name of the software they had used. GoZilla allows you to point to a
specific URL and download all the files at that URL. Checkout
www.shareware.com or www.zdnet.com or your favorite website to download
software. I am not sure this software will work today.
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Chris,
How do you download all of them ... can you please tell me ??
Thanks in advance
Raj
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