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PyWebDoc is a
program written to ease downloading and saving an
entire website
to a local directory. Basically it asks the user for
a directory to
store the website in, then asks for a starting URL
address to the
website. The program downloads that page, saves it,
parses it for
any links to other pages and downloads those other
pages too.
Currently work is going on to add some options to the program
that the user
can select. The program currently runs only on *nix
like OSs, just
because of the way that it
looks for the
python interpreter to run the program.
| David Vestal
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1:. You must
have python installed (preferrably python2 but 1.5.2 will work)
2:. You must be
running an OS that uses the directory structure such as
(/home/name/files )
3:. Invoke the
program -- python2 pywebdoc.py
4:. It will ask
you for a directory to store the website in (currently will make a
new directory, but only one new one deep)
5:. It will ask
you for a URL to a website, the one that I tested it on is
http://webster.cs.ucr.edu/Page_TechDocs/Doc386/0_toc.html
6:. Currently
it is very verbose and so will print out alot of crap that is not
necessary about links that it is ignoring
| David Vestal
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