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How can I download an entire website
There is a site, which has shared images on it, but I know the urls to only some of them. I suppose there are hundreds of images on this site and I want to download them all.
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marked as duplicate by Mehper C. Palavuzlar, random♦ Jul 9 '10 at 13:28
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I suggest you try wget, the "non-interactive downloader". It is a command-line file/website/whatever downloading utility packed with features. I have easily mirrored (ie. completely downloaded) several sites to my hard drive with it. Don't shrug it off because it is a "command-line" program, it's very easy to use. You haven't mentioned what operating system you are using. If it's a *nix-like system you can probably install wget through your package manager. If it's Windows, you can get a Windows of it version here: http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages/wget.htm I think this wget command should do it for you: wget --page-requisites --convert-links --html-extension --restrict-file-names=windows www-example-dot-com With you replacing the website's address where I wrote www-example-dot-com If you are completely baffled: The program's name (wget, of course), along with a list of options ("arguments") is typed at the command line. --page-requisites option tells it to download everything the page needs to show up propperly, such as the images on it. --convert-links makes it possible to browse the local copy offline. --html-extension and --restrict-file-names=windows help make the thing viewable offline on most computers (in a nutshell). If you want to download (mirror) the entire site to your hard drive, check out the --recursive and --level options. I'm not going to explain working with the command line in full, but if you don't know: it becomes very easy once you grasp opening a command prompt and then changing directories ;-) (honest!) You could of course rather look for a GUI-based download manager or something, but it might just nag you to register, unlike wget, which is open source :-P Hope that helps |
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Use http://www.gnu.org/software/wget/manual/html_node/Types-of-Files.html |
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There are a few programs catered to do so. As long as the images are found on the same page. Here's one program I just found through a quick search: http://www.exisoftware.com/news/download-all-images-from-a-website.html |
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