AdamB
join:2001-01-07
Westerville, OH
| Wget help
I am trying to move a lot of video clips, around 150 I'd say, from one server to another. I tried fxp, but that was a no go. So I decided to do wget but there are so many files it is very tiring. Is there any way to have wget get a whole folder of files rather than having to get each file individually. I could download them from my old server and upload them but there's about 15 gigs worth of stuff.
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Jon_Hanson
Mountain Dew Rules
Premium
join:2001-07-09
Gilbert, AZ | Have you looked into the --recursive switch for wget? If you do that on the folder you want to transfer it should get all of the files in that folder. |
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deblin
Dark Side of the Moon
Premium,MVM
join:2001-09-01
Middletown, DE | reply to AdamB
If you have access to both systems, try using rsync over ssh (rsync -e ssh ...) to synchronize to the destination system.
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AdamB
join:2001-01-07
Westerville, OH |  reply to AdamB
The --recursive switch seems to be working like a charm! Maybe I should have looked at --help  Thanks for the prompt help.
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