[RicktheChemist]

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[jfpoole]

RicktheChemist wrote:
Any ideas, I've heard of a few, but most are shareware and I believe in supporting Shareware developers but I have no cash right now.

wget will do what you want, if you don't mind doing things from the terminal.

 

[dthompson101]

wget.....YES. The world is more fun from tcsh

However, if you want something quick free and dirty, see this link here: http://www.versiontracker.com/moreinfo.fcgi?id=4873&db=mac

It's called webgrabber. Its built in cocoa and its free

I still say terminal though!

 

[RicktheChemist]

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[RicktheChemist]

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[MacGenius]

Yup, fire up Terminal and type:

wget -r -k domain.com

This will recursively go and get all the files referenced by the main site and convert all the links to point locally at the files.

Keep in mind wget is no longer included in OS X so I'd suggest you go and get fink from fink.sf.net. You'll also need the Developer tools installed since Fink compiles everything from source but its very easy. You simply type :

fink install wget

and it does its magic.

You can also look over at versiontracker.com to see if there's a pre-compiled version you can download.

wget is great, I used it to scoop the entire www.artbell.com site before it went off-line on December 30th. They're we're going to charge money for the contents on CD-ROM, so I just had my system grab it overnight for free.