Search Results

Should be -i instead of -I, my mistake.

You put exactly what I said, -I -

The - tells it to read from stdin.

It means exactly what it says: .listing is not there. Probably you didn't run the first command, or ran it in a different directory.

You forgot the -I - on the last command, also. I'd also...

Show exactly what you are doing, word for word, letter for letter, keystroke for keystroke.

Show exactly what you are doing.

If it's saving index.html, you forgot the --spider.

You can feed wget a list of URL's with awk '{...}' | wget -I - ...

So? Get the listing and use it.

# Retrieve .listing file
wget --spider --no-remove-listing ftp://user:pass@wherever
# Extract the useful directories from it
awk '{ sub(/\r/, ""); }
/^d/ &&...

If you can get a list of directories, you can feed that into wget with the --no-parent option.

Maybe

Just need a little more info... what shell-tool or programming language are you intending to use for this?

Oops, please disregard my previous post. I spaced out -- using quotes in the for loop would treat the whole output of find as one thing: the loop would run only once, and it would contain everything....

EDIT: Please read on. There is nothing useful in this post...

Try a construction like:
find wp-content/themes -type f |
while read i
do
... "$i"
done

What you can do is to use Firefox's Live HTTP Headers (https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/live-http-headers/) to capture a typical user login session. With that, you can loop through all...

What do you mean with pasting? Are you copy-pasting while editing a file? In what editor?

Why the extra quoting?
Your input to mysql would be for example

UPDATE db.prefix_"config" SET value = WHERE "prefix_"config.name = 'table colname';


I suppose the problem is getting...

echo \<\< > file.sh

echo "${fulldirectory#/*/*/*/}"

echo $fulldirectory | cut -d / -f 4-