Removing /index.php?id=917218 since it should be rejected. Disallow: /index.php/admin/ Disallow: /index.php/comment/reply/ Disallow. I posted this up over at stackOverFlow but they turned me over here:) Hoping you guys can help.ĮDIT: Output of error message 16:54:47 (128 KB/s) - `/index.php?id=917218' saved User-agent: wget Disallow: / The grub distributed client has been very. I thought it would run through and travel in each link getting the files with the extension I have requested. When I open the webpage locally, FF gives me a popup box asking whether I want to open the php file of a page with gedit. Here's the man page of wget -O: Here's a few examples: wget with no flag wget Output: A file named as index.html wget with -O flag wget -O filename.html Output: A file named as filename. the php files are downloaded as php files. wget -convert-links -mirror -trust-server-names. Disallow: / User-agent: WebCopier Disallow: / User-agent: Fetch Disallow: / User-agent. I might also be missing exactly what "recursive" means in the context of wget. I want to download a website that uses php to generate its pages. You can easily find crawlers when you check the Webservers logfiles and look for many requests in short time from a single IP or subnet. Disallow: /index.phpdiff Disallow: /index.phpoldid Disallow. I guess I could always take a poke around the source although I don't know how messy the project is. Crawlers can also be used for automating maintenance tasks on a Web site, such as checking links or validating HTML code. I want to know how exactly it is trying to fetch the pages. Web crawlers are mainly used to create a copy of all the visited pages for later processing by a search engine that will index the downloaded pages to provide fast searches. ![]() ![]() ![]() The problem however doesn't occur when using the very same wget command on that link. This usually occurs when the website link it is trying to fetch ends with a sql statement. It thinks the link is a downloadable file when in reality it should just be following it to get to the page that actually contains the files(or more links to follow) that I want.
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