Re: Download a whole gopherhole using wget/curl?
The 11/27/2019 23:35, kiwidevelops wrote:
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> I want to archive as many gopherholes as I can, just in case any of them one day shut down or their server stops running and would like to know how I can download a gopherhole recursively. I know you can download with curl by using this command:
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> curl -O gopher://gopher.hole/1/gophermap
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> But this only downloads the gophermap and if you run it without the "1/gophermap" it throws this error:
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> curl: Remote file name has no length!
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> curl: try 'curl --help' for more information
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> curl: (23) Failed writing received data to disk/application
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> Does anyone know how to properly back up a whole gopherhole? Thank you!
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> -Kiwi
Doing this may come off as rude to multiple site owners.
For example RPoD (my gopherhole) is many gigabytes in size
and is run on a residential internet connection. Slamming
people's servers, even with the best of intentions may
not be the best use of your time.
--
Nathaniel Leveck
gopher://1436.ninja
http://leveck.us
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