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Is it possible to completely save a website to your hdd?
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Like, is it possible for me to save a site, and then disconnect from the internet and then view it (minus the updates and stuff like that)?
thanks
I have Safari, Camino and IE
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Posting Junkie
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Netscape can do this to some degree...
It works well, but it's not 100% accurate (say a Javascript reference a graphic or something, it won't correct the javascript).
(it also only saves one page, not the whole site)
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You should be able to use wget. wget isn't installed by default on OS X, but I bet you can get it somewhere (probably through fink).
wget has a recursive option (-r) as well as a maximum depth specification (-l).
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Originally posted by Turias:
You should be able to use wget. wget isn't installed by default on OS X, but I bet you can get it somewhere (probably through fink).
wget has a recursive option (-r) as well as a maximum depth specification (-l).
There's also a couple GUI apps based on wget.
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Sweet, guys! A lot of help. Thanks.
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Nice find... I'm starting to think Version Tracker isn't worth my time...
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I just tested DeepVacuum 0.90... very good job. I was amazed at how large the 1st and 2nd level copy of Apple's web site was (70+MB)
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Join Date: Jun 2001
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Originally posted by Turias:
You should be able to use wget. wget isn't installed by default on OS X, but I bet you can get it somewhere (probably through fink).
you don't need fink for it, if you don't want to install fink. just look elsewhere
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"Have sharp knives. Be creative. Cook to music" ~ maxelson
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Hi!
IIRC, iCab can do that, too.
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anyone know how to get deep vaccum to just get pics or vids from a site that requires a pw/login? i think yall know what im talkin about  anyway i tried but dont know where to load the login/pw
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Originally posted by Taipan:
Hi!
IIRC, iCab can do that, too.
For sure! and with lot of options  Best of all, the file is not a propietary format as IE, it is just a .zip file.
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