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Is it possible to use wget with wildcard containing url? for example:
wget http://files.www.url.com/pastaDownloads/*.pdf
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Is it possible to use wget with wildcard containing url? for example:
wget http://files.www.url.com/pastaDownloads/*.pdf
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According to the wget manual and that answer in the Unix part of the Stack Exchange, it is possible yes, and would look something like this:
wget -r -l1 --no-parent -A.pdf http://files.www.url.com/pastaDownloads/
From the manual, with translation of my and google Translate:
-r -l1
means to recover recursively (see Recursive Download in manual), with maximum depth = 1.--no-parent
means that references to the parent directory are ignored (see the Directory-Based Limits manual), and-A.pdf
means download only PDF files.-A "*.pdf"
would have worked too (in the Recursive Accept/Reject Options manual).
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Try it like this:
wget -r --no-parent -A '*.pdf' http://files.www.url.com/pastaDownloads/
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