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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting (w)get web server's directories + bash script Post 302226830 by reminiscent on Wednesday 20th of August 2008 03:33:59 AM
Old 08-20-2008
(w)get web server's directories + bash script

Hi everyone.

I need to write a script which will download files/folders (a huge collection) to the local file server (centOS 4.4 Server),
and check regularly (every 6 hours or so if any new files are present, or if the old ones were modified to update contents).

Any insights on how to tackle this problem is greatly appreciated.

Thx.
 

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NAME
update-metainit - Generates init scripts SYNOPSIS
update-metainit [--remove initname [--purge] ] DESCRIPTION
Metainit solves the problem of writing good init scripts. Instead of manually creating these important files, they are derived from a declaritive description in the metainit files in /etc/metainit. These files can be shipped with packages or created by the local adminis- trator. If update-metainit called without argument, it will regenerate init scripts for all the files in /etc/metainit. The generated files contain a large warning in form of a comment that they will be overridden. Modifications are preferably done in the files in /etc/metainit and made effective by running update-metainit. If needed, the administrator can prevent modified init files by removing the warning comment. OPTIONS
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