Re: [Bug-wget] Fwd: Trying to download HTML from Google's Cache. Pls help

[Yan Grossman]

Hi, is there anybody that can help me with that?

Anyway, I did read the manual and got a pretty good understanding of how it works. I could probably run it now pointed to a regular domain and download the files.

But in this case, I am trying to download from Googles Cache, so I can't use my domain. I think I need to go through Google domain to mine. Do you know what I mean?

here is how I see all my pages on google cache

site:www.snowbrasil.com/fotos

so you see there are about 500 pages. But I can't do a wget on www.snowbrasil.com/fotos cause those are the exact pages I lost. They are not on my server anymore. So I am trying to get from google cache.

I would like to save and download those files. The HTML files only.

As if I was going into each cached page and saving the HTML, but instead of doing one at a time I would use wget to do it in batch.

Thanks

On Mon, Nov 10, 2008 at 3:22 PM, Micah Cowan <address@hidden> wrote:

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Yan Grossman wrote:

> Hi, sorry, I didn't get it myself and didn't find on archives so I sent
> it again. Sorry, I will just wait next time.
>
> Anyway, I did read the manual and got a pretty good understanding of how
> it works. I could probably run it now pointed to a regular domain and
> download the files.
>
> But in this case, I am trying to download from Googles Cache, so I can't
> use my domain. I think I need to go through Google domain to mine. Do
> you know what I mean?
>
> here is how I see all my pages on google cache
>

> site:www.snowbrasil.com/fotos <http://www.snowbrasil.com/fotos>

>
> so you see there are about 500 pages. But I can't do a wget

> on www.snowbrasil.com/fotos <http://www.snowbrasil.com/fotos> cause

> those are the exact pages I lost. They are not on my server anymore. So
> I am trying to get from google cache.

That sounds more like a Google question than a Wget question, then.

Just find the cache pages you want, and see what Google's URL for them
is, and feed that to Wget.

> I would appreciate if you can suggest what command options to use.

That depends greatly on what you want Wget to do with your pages; I
can't really help you there without more information.

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Micah J. Cowan
Programmer, musician, typesetting enthusiast, gamer.
GNU Maintainer: wget, screen, teseq
http://micah.cowan.name/
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