Mail Archives: cygwin/2002/07/16/17:37:05
Vidhubhushana G Vankadari wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I downloaded the wget (as part of cygwin). I am trying to retrive the
> files&directories from site(example http://www.marvelinfotech.com) using the
> command wget -r http://www.marvelinfotech.com. But it is not working.
>
> The error is coming as:
> http://www.marvelinfotech.com
> >> 'www.marvelinfotech.com/index.html'
> Resolving www.marvelinfotech.com ... failed : Host not found
You seem to have a name resolution problem. Can you resolve any internet
domain name using any cygwin tool (telnet, lynx, ftp, ncftp, ssh, rsync
... -- don't worry if you don't get a connection just that they can
resolve the host name)?
Can you connect to the site using it's IP address (evt. use a web
nslookup with IE to get it)?
>
> I think by default it is trying to search for index.html.
>
> It is giving the same error for any given site.
I suppose your behind a firewall and only allowed to access the internet
through a proxy server.
Scenario:
In a Windows 2000 site the AD root is set to '.' and all internet
connexion is done through MS ISA server, all workstations have installed
a ISA client for name resolution and more.
>
> My purpose to use this tool is to find the structure and retrieve all files
> and links from a given website.
> Please look into it and let me know what to do and what options I have to
> give.
>
> Thanks,
> Vidhu.
>
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