Website 'slurping' software
Discussion
Does anyone have any recommendations for a bit of software (free of course 
) that will 'slurp' the entire contents of a website including all the graphics etc and save it locally? I need to download an entire copy of a site and the customer "can't find" the username and password at the mo.
) that will 'slurp' the entire contents of a website including all the graphics etc and save it locally? I need to download an entire copy of a site and the customer "can't find" the username and password at the mo. I used to have some software to do this, but I can't recall the name. If nobody else has replied by this evening then I'll have a look when I get home and post up the name if I find it.
Incidentally, "slurping" (as you put it) is considered fairly bad manners and many webmasters frown on it.
Incidentally, "slurping" (as you put it) is considered fairly bad manners and many webmasters frown on it.
JonRB said:
Incidentally, "slurping" (as you put it) is considered fairly bad manners and many webmasters frown on it.
Even more so if you burp afterwards. I get the impression that the person whose forgotten his password has admin rights or permission to manage the content on this site. If that's the case why not just contact the host and they email or reset the password for you.
If the site too big to view each page as html source and then save it seperately?
on most web design programmes (frontpage, expression web etc) you can import the entire site including all html, graphics css etc.
Dont use it to nick other peoples websites or graphics, there are lots oh hidden safeguards like digimarking the images or unique code. Not only would it be copyright theft, you could also be done for using specific features that are under license.
Dont use it to nick other peoples websites or graphics, there are lots oh hidden safeguards like digimarking the images or unique code. Not only would it be copyright theft, you could also be done for using specific features that are under license.
Edited by jamesuk28 on Monday 19th March 19:28
... later versions are a little better behaved, if you see what I mean. I see others have posted, but for what it's worth the program I used to use is IntelliTamper
Looks like it hasn't been updated for a while though.
Edit: I seem to have used httrack round about the same time as well, by the look of it.
Looks like it hasn't been updated for a while though.
Edit: I seem to have used httrack round about the same time as well, by the look of it.
Edited by JonRB on Monday 19th March 21:10
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