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Registered User
Join Date: Aug 2001
Location: uk
Posts: 2
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Make me a happy bunny
Hi peeps
I just posted a question over at AWI but it was waaaaaay too hard for them and since all the clever peeps are over here I thought I had best hop on over and ask the EXPERTS ![]() Ok. that enough ass licking for a first post here's the problem I need solving I want to download a data file from a web address onto my hard drive using standard tools that come with w98 and it must be an automated process that can preferably be executed from a *.bat file If this was the web address http://www.anywebaddress.com/mydata.dat and I want to download mydata.dat to c:\anydir Can anybody tell me a command line that would grab the file off the net and dump it on my drive. Thanks ... ------------------
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Confirmed User
Join Date: May 2001
Location: Ontario, Canada
Posts: 1,026
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Unless you have ftp access to the site, then you cannot download a file from the net from the command line using standard Win9x programs.
If you DO have ftp access, then everything is fine and easy, you can write something like in a batch file. ftp ftp.mysite.com myusername mypassword cd path get filename C:\dir exit |
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#3 |
Registered User
Join Date: Aug 2001
Location: uk
Posts: 2
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Unfortunately I cant use FTP but I have just been told on AWI about a command line program called wget.exe that uses the syntax... wget.exe http://webadress.com/file.dat , Just my bloody luck the download page is closed for updating.
Thanks for the help I'm going hunting for a similar program. ------------------
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