Hi,
I want to print a part of a website.
I got the sitemap of the relevant part with xenu's link sleuth.
Now I need to retrieve each link, and merge them into a single html
file.

I think that can be done with wget:
1- I want wget to retrieve all the links in an html file that resides
in my local computer. But I couldnt find an option for it.
2- I want it to store them in a single file, or rename them like
"001...","002...",... so that I can use "cat".

Do you know any tool that already does all this? Or the corresponding
wget options?

Thx.

oguza...@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi,
> I want to print a part of a website.
> I got the sitemap of the relevant part with xenu's link sleuth.
> Now I need to retrieve each link, and merge them into a single html
> file.
>
> I think that can be done with wget:
> 1- I want wget to retrieve all the links in an html file that resides
> in my local computer. But I couldnt find an option for it.
> 2- I want it to store them in a single file, or rename them like
> "001...","002...",... so that I can use "cat".
>
> Do you know any tool that already does all this? Or the corresponding
> wget options?
>
> Thx.

--output-document option doesn't do want you want ?
"
--output-document=file
The documents will not be written to the appropriate files,
but all
will be concatenated together and written to file. If - is
used as
file, documents will be printed to standard output,
disabling link
conversion. (Use ./- to print to a file literally named
-.)

Note that a combination with -k is only well-defined for
download-
ing a single document.
"