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I think that would work if that page directly had references to the zip files, but it doesn't. The references are on the sub pages for each font.
by tyingq 3y ago
I think that would work if that page directly had references to the zip files, but it doesn't. The references are on the sub pages for each font.
- INTPenis 3y agoYeah but wget -m sets -l (depth limit) to unlimited, I don't see why it shouldn't work out of box. But for some reason it won't get those .zip files.
- tyingq 3y agoDoesn't the -A zip cause it to skip the subpages? That's what I'm saying...the filter is keeping you from traversing main page -> sub page -> zip file.
- INTPenis 3y agoNo if you check the output, or even enable -d, you'll see that it goes through sub-pages. It downloads all the index files into a tmp file so it can parse them for more sub-pages, then deletes them after because they don't match the pattern. It even goes as far as to download download.damieng.com/fonts/conversions/Micropack.zip, proving that it does traverse domains and sub-dirs, but nothing under download.damieng.com/fonts/zx-origins. It's really strange, I'm thinking it has something to do with all the .zip archives being linked without a protocol (//download.damieng.com), might be a bug but I'd be shocked if no one had encountered it before.