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Please restate the question. I do not understand what you are trying to do.
wget can grab any file from the internet you point it at.. I grab zip and executable files with it all the time. (nVidia driver for instance from the command line)
Please restate the question. I do not understand what you are trying to do.
wget can grab any file from the internet you point it at.. I grab zip and executable files with it all the time. (nVidia driver for instance from the command line)
An other way:
I have a webpage that downloaded in my /tmp/index.htm
there is inside some freewares to donwnload (direct link!!, nota)
sooo if I do :
While I've not tested it, I think that wget needs to get items from a web server. In other words you can't just "wget /some/file" and expect it to behave the same as "wget http://some/file".
If you want it to work locally, install a webserver, put the html file in the webserver path, then "wget http://localhost/some/file"
That said, if all you're trying to do is parse links out of a file & wget them, there are better ways that installing a webserver just so you can use wget recursively.
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