On Fri, 2004-11-05 at 16:13, David Nilles wrote: > Well, JPluck seems to be discontinued and incorporated into Sunrise. I've > been trying to get Sunrise to work for the past 3-4 hours or so with minimal > luck. I downloaded and installed Mozilla and set the cookies.txt file in > Sunrise's preferences. The first page (with the movie titles) now loads > okay, but all the links (i.e., when you click on a movie title) go back to > the registration page. None of the individual movie pages work either when > set up by themselves.
Yes, I understand the original author of jpluck has moved on to commercial software. I had the impression someone else had expressed interest in picking up maintenance of the software though. And bit rot hasn't set in just yet. :) > I looked at Wget (thought you had a typo in the e-mail) and don't understand > what you mean about the .jxl files. The .jxl files are likely a jpluck thing. They just define things like "what URL should I grab?", "how deep should I recurse?" and "How deep should the bitmap pictures be, if you want them?" > I appreciate your help in this matter. If you have some free time and want > to play around trying to get the page and links to load, the url again is: > > http://ae.mercurynews.com/entertainment/ui/mercurynews/movieResults.avantgo?1c I may look at this over the weekend if I find the time, but I've actually been doing semi-similar stuff by loading metacritic, some Edwards theater listings from Fandango, and some Mann theater listings on my palm. Have you found the mercury news site gives better content (for your area) than the alternatives? > My username is my email : arete [put the @ symbol here] garlic [put a period > here] com > My password is : frustrated1 ;) > Thanks! > > David > > _______________________________________________ > plucker-list mailing list > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://lists.rubberchicken.org/mailman/listinfo/plucker-list --
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