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As per my knowledge, you can download the website using wget -rc command.
But youtube site takes videos from its SAN device so you can not download the videos.
Instead you can download the files with youtube downloader
What do you mean by "caching entire site"? I haven't seen any recent youtube stats, but by now you'd probably be talking about several hundred TB! (Legal issues aside) Do you have that much storage/download capacity?
If you actually want a cache (without the "entire site"), try squid. (Don't know, though, how that works with streaming videos)
If you want to download a complete site (maybe something smaller than youtube), wget should do the trick.
yeah i wouldn't suggest trying to mirror youtube, you wouldn't have 0.001% of the required storage for a full mirror. Additionally you can't just make a copy of a site which isn't static. there's very little static content on youtube, just the logo's and such, all the rest is dynamic.
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