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Re: URL Access/IE5.x download question...


  • Subject: Re: URL Access/IE5.x download question...
  • From: Tom Robinson <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 26 May 2003 19:40:28 +1200

>> Situation: client wants me to go to their website and download about
>> 5,000 images from the corporate database via separate URL's for each
>> (i.e. - http://www.client.net/db/images/0001.eps thru
>> http://client.net/db/images/5000.eps ).
>
>Isn't that why God created curl? :-)

That was my first thought when I saw the question too!

>curl http://www.client.net/db/images/[1-5000].eps -o
>"/Users/test/Desktop/Img_saves/#1.eps"

Don't wish to be picky, but that should be [0001-5000]. If you're calling curl from the shell you'll need to put quotes around the URL too.

Cheers
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