Browser supporting php?
 

What browser (run in bash, not X) supports php? Doesn't seem like links does.

Hi,
As far as I know, php is a server side scripting language (has this changed recently???). So I feel the code your browser sees is plain HTML + some javascript/vbscript. I have worked with "w3m" and "links". "links" does support some javascript. There is another one called "elinks". You can give it a try. Can you give me the address of the website you are interested in ? I would like to have a look at it (if its not on your intranet).

cheers,
--cyberjun

This is true.

The site is:
http://www.smaugfuss.org/

Go to downloads, codebases, then the first download link. I want to download that to my machine.

ok, download it. Type from a prompt
wget http://www.smaugfuss.org/scripts/dow...maug17fuss.tgz

I've tried wget already. It saves a file called "antileech.php" and not the file that it should be.

try lynx http://www.smaugfuss.org/scripts/dow...maug17fuss.tgz

Brings me to the antileech page. Instead of saving antileech.php, it displays it.

and when you browse to it and hit the link, what does it do?

Ah okay, that worked. Thanks.