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wget -r
I have noticed a lot of expensive books appearing
online so I have decided to copy them to CD. I was going to write a program in java to do this, but remembered that wget GNU program some of you guys were talking about. Instead of spending two hours or so writing a program to do this. I am going to download wget and do a one line command, but I want to make sure that one liner is correct or I will recursively use up all my hard drive. ![]() The web site is for example http://bb.book.com/somebook So I will run this command Code:
wget -r -Dwebsite.com http://bb.book.com/somebook/ ![]() Do you have any suggestions? |
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