Re: Repo mirroring script

Seems to me that using 'install local' might be easier. No need for a web server.

Good catch on the favicon, not sure if it was recently moved or I just hadnt seen the error since I quiet the output.  favicon.ico is in the images subdir, here is a corrected version of the script.[code]#!/bin/sh# A script to maintain a private mirr...

I want to mirror jsforcats.com to my hard drive, currently I am passing these argument to wget:

$ wget -r -p -k --wait=10 --limit-rate=10K -o ~/tmp/mirrorwebsite.txt

Everything is fine but the problem is there is a PDF on the server (named javascript-for-cats.pdf) which is actually the PDF format of the book (website).

I want to download all files excluding that pdf file, how do I exclude?

Hi,

My script needs to crawl the data from a third party site. Currently it is written in wget. The third party site is of shared interface with different IP addresses.

My wget works with all the IP address but not with one.

Hi,

I made a script with 5 lines, each a wget statement:

Code: wget -c http://... wget -c http://... wget -c http://... wget -c http://... wget -c http://... And ran it.

With the exception of some minor tweakable changes, Trinity desktop is closer to KDE 3.5 than MATE is to Gnome 2.32.

Trying to do a script to download a file using wget, or curl if wget doesn't exist in Linux. How do I have the script check for existence of wget?

Quote from: jur on January 08, 2010, 10:30:43 PMOK, there is stuff over here now.How do I point AppBrowser to the local mirror? Is it simply a case of filling in the directory? And what do I put for prototcol?You will ne...

What is the pros and cons of different Ubuntu mirroring tools?

I have found reprepro, apt-mirror, ubumirror, rsyncmirror and debmirror (are there more?).