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- From: Nathan Day <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 23 Jul 2002 12:51:56 +0930
Using 'do shell script' you can use curl to get a directory listing and
use that to create the ftp path to every file you want to download, if
you use curl to download the files you can do something like
curl
ftp://maisonpop.com:email@hidden/ateliers/cybercorbeille/
{a ,b, c } -o Saves/#1
where a, b, c are a list of all the file names separated by commas, and
it will download a, b, c to the folder Saves, if you have wget installed
you can get it to download an entire directory automaticly, you don't
seem to be able to do that with curl unfortunately.
On Tuesday, July 23, 2002, at 01:20 AM, Zimba wrote:
Gosh I need help!
Url Access Scripting is getting me nuts... been working for worthless
hours trying to get this simple code to work... and I just can't get
a connection to the server without any errors, tried the few versions
of code (with autheticating, other syntax and others) and ... I'm
turning nuts!
Thanks so much for any help...
ZImba
Webmaster
tell application "URL Access Scripting"
download
"ftp://maisonpop.com:email@hidden/ateliers/cybercorbeille/";
to ,
file "Saves:test3.html" replacing yes with progress
end tell
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