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wget -r (only recursive from within a specific directory)
It's been ages since I've used wget... though it looks like it could come in handy for one particular purpose... to recursively download everything contained within a specific directory. However, when invoking the recursive flag/option, it ends up downloading a lot more than what I asked for.
Example: wget -r http://site.com/directoryZ/ I only want to download recursively from "directoryZ" as a starting point. It ended up doing this: site.com/ ./directoryA/ ./directoryB/ etc. How do I restrict recursive to only download all that is contained within one specific subdirectory? Thank you! |
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