I'm now in the position of wanting to offer some things back to this community of open source/free software developers. As time goes by I'll be releasing more little tools and projects that we've made over the years. Most of it has been pretty useful, to me at least. Hopefully you'll think so too.
usage:
grab [-e extension] [-i] [-r range] URL [directory to put files]
extension
is the filename extension of the files you're grabbing. default is jpg or jpeg. -i
will prevent the generation of an index page.
range
is is a range of numbers to put at the end of each url grabbed. if you use -r you must give the base url instead of the url of a page. This would be if you know that a certain directory contains a range of numbered files, like
foo.com/bar/photo1.jpg .... foo.com/bar/photo9.jpg.
directory
will be created if it does not already exist. (optional, will place files in current directory if not given.)
-steev
last updated Thu Dec 20 09:41:03 PST 2001