Autor: kpj (kpjas_at_zeto.czest.pl)
Data: Sun 21 Dec 1997 - 10:08:50 MET
On Thu, 18 Dec 1997 23:20:21 GMT, XXXradekp_at_usa.net (Radoslaw
Poplawski) wrote:
>On 18 Dec 1997 19:30:41 GMT, "Krzysztof Ober" <krzychu_at_pfsl.poznan.pl>
>wrote:
>
>>Słyszałem kiedyś, że można ściągać różne pliki ze serwerów WWW wysyłacjąc
>>"zamówienie" na odpowiedni adres serwera zajmującego się takimi usługami.
>Do sciagania z serwerow FTP:
>http://yi.com/home/PoplawskiRadoslaw/ftp-by-email.html
>
>Niestety, robot nie zawsze chce dzialac i to raczej nie z mojej winy.
>Ale sprobowac mozna.
TO JEST wycinek z Frivia http://www.geocities.com/Athens/5513:
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
TO GET A PAGE (Agora_retrieval):
To: agora_at_dna.affrc.go.jp ("agora" server)
Subject: (nothing here)
Body: send
http://info.webcrawler.com/mak/projects/robots/robots.html (a document
about robots on the web)
(You may use the command "deep" instead of the command "send" if you
want all the linked pages on the site too... WATCH IT: You may get
hundreds of pages!)
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An Agora server it's a great thing, but has a limit of 5000 "lines",
which makes it useless for downloading files that may at times be as
big as a couple of million of bytes (for instance Netscape Navigator).
For bigger files you'll have to use an ARCHIE search, a FTPMAIL
retrieval, a UUENCODE/UUDECODE decoder and a PKZIP/PKUNZIP unzipper.
Sounds complicated, but it's pretty easy, and very useful, so you
better learn it as soon as you have some time to spare. Grasping these
techniques will be very useful, do believe me.
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