user2028856's questions

I'd like to know what is the command to use to gunzip all files in a target directory recursively? I tried to use the unzip command but it didn't work.

I tried the command from Unzip all zip files in a target folder?

I'm trying to use the --delete option in rsync to delete files in the target directory which isn't present in the original directory

Here is the command I'm using:

rsync -avz --ignore-existing --recursive --delete /var/www/* [email protected]:/var/www

So my question is, how can I delete all files in target directory which aren't present in the original directory?

Okay so I have looked up the existing answers here and elsewhere but what I can't find out is, if I use the --ignore-existing option along with the --delete option, will this combination I still be able to have rsync delete files from the target if they no longer exist in the source AND still prevent rsync from overwriting existing files in the target?

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I have a directory called 'existing_folder' and another directory called 'temp'

I want to replace the contents of 'existing_folder' with those of 'temp' along with any sub directories.

Because the directory contains web pages, this has to be done in a way that ensures minimal downtime.

Is there a way to do this? What command should I use to achieve this?

Currently I have the following command which will send a folder and it's contents recursively:

rsync -avz --ignore-existing --recursive /var/-iles/_site [email protected]:/var/www

What I want is only the contents of folder _site to be sent to folder www , not the _site folder itself.

Is it possible to send only the contents of folder _site via rsync?

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I'm using the following command to download web pages into static html files:

wget --quiet http://mytestdomain.com/sitemap.xml --output-document - | egrep -o "http?://[^<]+" | wget -i -

But it just outputs each file like this:

index.html

index.html.1

index.html.2

My question is, is it possible to modify this command so that each saved file uses's the original page's title instead of index.html?

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I'm trying to mirror and download as static html files all of the links in an XML sitemap file.

I found the following command which is supposed to accomplish what I'm trying to achieve but it doesn't actually download anything:

wget --quiet http://www.mydemosite.com/sitemap.xml --output-document - | egrep -o "https?://[^<]+" | wget -i -

I found this thread here:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17334117/crawl-links-of-sitemap-xml-through-wget-command

So my question is, how can I mirror and download as static html files all of the links in an XML sitemap file using wget?

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I'm currently using the following wget command to download from an FTP server from a list of URL's in a file:

wget --user=mylogin --password='mypassword' -P /home/ftp/ -i /var/www/file/url.txt -N

But now I need a way to simultaneously download multiple files at the same time. I'm trying to use aria2 for this and I tried the following command:

aria2c -x 5 -i /var/www/file/url.txt

But I can't seem to find a way to get aria2 to login first to the FTP.

So my question is, is there a command for aria2 to login first to the FTP server and then download from the list of URL's?

Alternatively is there a better tool better suited to my task?

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