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A quick google search of that URL suggests the image you want is part of the "Brihatkathamanjari", available here in a variety of forms:

https://archive.org/details/Brihatkathamanjari

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Hi Corona,

I could access that link.

But anyways, thanks for your response.

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Corona688

I cannot see that link. No such server.

In any case, there's no reason a server needs to permit you to see the index of a folder. If it's also forbidden in a browser, then it's just plain forbidden because they don't want you to do that.

I figured out that the file numbers starts with 7 preceding zeroes and for every every number greater than 0, the preceding zeroes are decreased in number.

For ex:

Code:

00000001.tif. It goes like this until 00000009.tif

And then

Code:

00000010.tif until 00000099.tif (Note the 6 preceding zeroes)

And then

Code:

00000100.tif till 00000999.tif (Note the 5 preceding zeroes)

I used this command

Code:

wget http://www.dli.gov.in/data6/upload/0159/808/PTIFF/0000000{1..94}.tif

But I could only get until 00000009.tif. Could you please suggest a for loop?

Thanks

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It simply cannot be accessed from here. DNS returns nothing. Very very strange.

If it's somehow valid where you are, you could try playing with the referer settings:

Code:

wget --referer=http://www.dli.gov.in/ -U netscape

...which should pretend a little more to be a web browser and not a mining robot.

But actually, it would be simpler to go to http://www.dli.gov.in/data6/upload/0159/808/PTIFF/ in your browser since you say it works from there, then just save the list of URL's.

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Corona688

It simply cannot be accessed from here. DNS returns nothing. Very very strange.

If it's somehow valid where you are, you could try playing with the referer settings:

Code:

wget --referer=http://www.dli.gov.in/ -U netscape

...which should pretend a little more to be a web browser and not a mining robot.

But actually, it would be simpler to go to http://www.dli.gov.in/data6/upload/0159/808/PTIFF/ in your browser and save that webpage, and get all the URL's from there.

Corona,

Actually only the tif files are made public. All the above folders are forbidden.

Could you please comment on the above for loop request?

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Actually only the tif files are made public. All the above folders are forbidden. Smilie

Then, for your original question, you have your answer. It won't work with wget if it won't work with your browser.

Code:

for ((N=1; N<100; N++))
do
        printf "%s/%06d.tif\n" "http://www.dli.gov.in/data6/upload/0159/808/PTIFF" $N
done | wget -I -

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