I see, thanks.
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On Sun, 18 Apr 2004, Hrvoje Niksic wrote:
> It seems the site has an anti-leech protectio
It seems the site has an anti-leech protection designed to throw off
Wget. Adding something like `-U Mozilla' seems to make it work.
I'm afraid Wget doesn't understand JavaScript. As your example
demonstrates, it is impossible to extract URLs from JavaScript by
merely parsing it -- you need to actually execute it.
Wget does not support HTTP/1.1. It sends an HTTP/1.0 request and
expects (for the most part) an HTTP/1.0 response.
However, the CVS version of Wget understands the "See Other" response.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> I need to get a part of a web site which can be accessed only by an
> authentification form. The site says it uses cookies for authentification,
> and everything makes me believe that it's true.
> For example, I try to get one of the pages with the following command :
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