Hi, appreciate the reply
I decided to go with the Curl response and technique of grabbing the
index.js file.
I also believe I am close to talking with the site administrator, so
things are all out in the open.
While Iceland earthquake lists seem to be common, only the vafri.is site
has the focal mechanisms, which are key to understanding what is going on.
I am trying to get this data released in a csv file format
On 11/21/23 10:11, King Beowulf wrote:
On 11/20/23 13:29, American Citizen wrote:
Hello:
I am trying to grab one specific file from a quake monitoring website
using wget. The file name is "index.js"
The wget command is
% wget -r -l3 --no-parent -A "index.js" https://vafri.is/quake/
However the results do NOT come back with the file at all, but
apparently the wget command is deflected and unable to retrieve the
file. I can do a manual save of the website as an html file with an html
directory which contains the "index.js" file.
What am I doing wrong?
Thank you for the clarification/correction and advice.
Why try to spider the site and run afoul of there rebots.txt? If the
file is publicly accessible just use
wget https://vafri.is/<full path to file>/index.js see 'man wget' for
options to compensate for URL redirects etc. -Ed
