how do i extract all the pages of a site ?

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  2. IdeaGod

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    teleport pro you can get it on download dot com or google it.

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    Use HTtrack. It is free! :)
     
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    Many webmasters block these programs
     
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    "extract all his webpage is this possible ?"


    you mean steal from him?

    why??
     
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    So that i can make a much better site than his :p ,to be frank i just want the list of all the urls of his site .
     
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    yeah...take everything he's worked for and just one up him.

    nice. :mad:
     
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    Yeah, you can do it, but you kind of have to know PHP or some other kind of programming language. Basically what you need to do is make a script that reads in a page, finds all the links on that page, and then goes after those. This can be made easier if there is a set way to go after it - for example, if he has SE friendly links, like: mysite/a/ You can go after the index page for each letter, read those links, but stop there - it's harder if the site all links together and you have to keep track of where you've been.

    I'd look into PHP, or hiring a PHP programmer - it's a web language but you can run it from command line on windows without even having a server setup if you know what your doing.
     
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