Hey!
Some links are hidden in the source code of that page but I can't find them:
pas.org
these links are:
www.pas.org/audio/01 Baby Dodds_Zutty 1A.mp3
www.pas.org/audio/02 Baby Dodds_Zutty 1B.mp3
etc etc... There must be like 10-12 of them. Is there a way to get the other links?
Is there a way to get all the links that have
www.pas.org/audio/
as a root? Thank you very much!
Other urls found in this thread:
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??theres nothing there, just a big old 404 error
what about that question:
Is there a way to get all the links that have
www.pas.org/audio/
as a root? Thank you very much!
when pajeet's coworkers are out sick pooing in the street, he must come to Sup Forums
what about you help me instead of shitposting
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>linking a .aspx
>expecting help
have you even tried to open your own link?
Ok there might be nothing in that link. But can you answer that question:
Is there a way to get all the links that have
www.pas.org/audio/
as a root?
Because these links work:
www.pas.org/audio/01 Baby Dodds_Zutty 1A.mp3
www.pas.org/audio/02 Baby Dodds_Zutty 1B.mp3
And I know there are at least 10 more of them, I only need to know the exact link so I can open them!
it depends.
if the links are in the source code then yes, you can exact them by either making a local copy of the site with some software or by searching the source code manually
Is there any other way?
If I know they all start with www.pas.org/audio/,
is there a way to get all the links of that directory?
And what software would you use to copy the site?
Yeah.
if the folder would be public, yes you could browse it, but it doesn't appear to be so.
what is it
I charge $200/hr for my consulting services.
tell me, it's gonna take 2 secs, I'll give you 1 cent
For one cent I'll link you to Google, that's about it.
Here you go: google.com
Gotta go now. Enjoy your search. Oh, and keep your one cent. This one's on the house.
you have no idea how to solve my problem don't you ;)
simply telnet on their mainframe server, do a ping to their backend,extract the vhost configuration and mirror it onto your own webserver.
thanks, is there anything simpler? I don't even know what half those words mean
Hm could it be that you are on the wrong board? This is Sup Forums - Technology
>Sup Forums is for the discussion of technology and related topics.
That's exactly what my problem refers to. I just don't have a lot of knowledge of those things and was hoping someone could help me. I really need those links...
Try "Xenu"
Hm your problem isn't a discussion topic it's literally just a "how to do x". People like me give you solutions and all you do is asking for a more simpler way to solve the problem instead of educating yourself.
install gebtoo
Ok I get it no one is going to really help me. I really appreciate that you did give me a solution but I can't learn how to do all of this stuff, and I'm pretty sure there is a much simpler solution to the problem. Thanks anyway, I'll stop bothering now
You can use the brute force method: generate file names randomly with a script and attempt to download the file.