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here's my thought i want to get wget to mirror a website but not download it everynite since i want to setup a cron job for this basically to have ...
  1. 09-28-2004 #1
    jubjub2m6
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    wget/kwebget questions



    here's my thought i want to get wget to mirror a website but not download it everynite since i want to setup a cron job for this basically to have a duplicate mirror of a site as it stands everyday.......is there some syntax for wget that would check for dups and only update directories/files if needed or would i have to get a perl script to do this!?

    thanks for any suggestions tips etc.....
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    Perhaps you can use rsync?

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