| kanonFive[dot]bl | easy easy |
| noodl | kanonFive[dot]bl: what's this about you needing to be banned? |
| megaspaz | jpeg: try to join a-h now noodl: it's a frickin' bot |
| noodl | ah |
| megaspaz | bah |
| fajita | humbug |
| megaspaz | too narrow \o/ |
| action | fajita stop cheering, megaspaz |
| fajita | stop cheering, megaspaz |
| megaspaz | pushes fajita down the stairs |
| fajita | Hey! *thud* son of a ... *crash* what the *thump* ouch *crunch* ow |
| action | scx cheers fajita |
| scx | cheers fajita mmm fajitas... I'm hungry now... well, don't see how in wget wget --save-headers -r http://www.example.com but is downloads the indexes I just want the list of files and folders |
| noodl | scx: you're trying to get a list of files and directories linked from a web page without saving them? |
| scx | yes I want to know if some file is in the site it'll do it |
| noodl | um, i don't know, sorry i expect it wouldn't be hard to write a script to do it though |
| scx | I guess, but what command could I use to access an http and ls it? |
| jpeg | you have to rely on the remote site having Indexes turned on. if you're looking for a specific file, just request it. |
| scx | well it is a site that claims that 'cause I am using Linux I can not access a part of the site |
| megaspaz | heh |
| scx | but it is nonsense 'cause the service does not even exist |
| megaspaz | change your UA |
| scx | and I want to show 'em in their ugly faces the link is basically dead but I want to see if the docs are in the site somewhere dunno the name of the exact name of files anyway megaspaz: UA ? |
| megaspaz | user agent... but if the link is dead, then it's dead... i thought they just had some ua checking that said you no accessy this site |
| scx | megaspaz: oh,... 1) The link is broken but as excuse they say it is my system. 2) It is just a pretext 'cause I am almost sure the service doesn't even exist |