OSX Website Copier?

[projectle]

Is there an OSX Website Copier avaliable somewhere?
I have tried to locate one for the past month, however have been unable to locate one.

I am fine if it is a command line application, although would perfer something "menu-driven" rather than config-file driven.

Thank you for your assistance.

 

[belvdr]

I use wget. It's command-line and I believe it comes with OS X.

To mirror a website, use the -m option like so:

$belvdr@osx.us.oracle.com /d1/u01> mkdir temp
$belvdr@osx.us.oracle.com /d1/u01/temp> cd temp
$belvdr@osx.us.oracle.com /d1/u01/temp> wget -m http://www.apple.com

 

[OutThere]

You can use something like SiteSucker...it has always worked extremely well for me.

 

[Flying Llama]

You can use something like SiteSucker...it has always worked extremely well for me.

But is it even worth $5? Wouldn't be just as easy to type in "wget -m url"?
And how much space would something like Apple.com take?

 

[Epicurus]

what about Paparazzi! Its free at least.

 

[yellow]

Is there an OSX Website Copier avaliable somewhere?
I have tried to locate one for the past month, however have been unable to locate one.

You should always start your search at:

http://www.versiontracker.com/macosx/

 

[belvdr]

But is it even worth $5? Wouldn't be just as easy to type in "wget -m url"?
And how much space would something like Apple.com take?

I'll tell you when it finishes...

EDIT: 5 hours later, it's still working...

 

[whooleytoo]

Just out of curiosity, how thorough is wget?

Does it follow every link and download every image? If so, yikes! I assume it won't find pages not linked to (even indirectly) from the front page.

 

[belvdr]

Here's the site, rather than reproduce it here.

EDIT: After thinking about this, I don't see how any web site copying software would be able to find any pages that aren't linked to.