wget is a non-interactive download utility available in the *nix OS, which can be used to remotely download files, amongst other things.
I’ve looked for the correct wget command to download a directory remotely, but couldn’t find the right one. This one, however, worked for me:
wget -r --level=3 -np -nH "<URL of Directory>"
where
r – recursive download (download recursively looping through sub directories
np – no parent directories (without this command, you get some weird results from the recursion working for the parent directory as well)
nH – no host (get rid of the host name – without this, your folder will be created with some weird name that includes the host/url
level=3 -upto what level/depth you want to recurse or go into. Change to an appropriate number
Check the man page of wget for more information
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Comment by rprajapat — January 19, 2012 @ 4:01 pm |