Find all files in a web directory

I only need the svg files. What is my best option? Remove —no-directories to completely crawl and download everything matching your criteria zip files here starting from the root directory. Ali 5 months ago. Elise 2 years ago. Robert Astan 2 years ago. Andy 2 years ago. HAL Author 2 years ago. Abdul Mannan Zafar 2 years ago. Chris C 3 years ago. Adrian 4 years ago. John 3 years ago. Hesham Orainan 4 years ago.

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Where web pages have corrupted, I notice that if you simply type the folder above, sometimes you find a bunch of useful files that weren't linked properly or were orphaned from old versions of the page. I'd never have guessed it wasn't legal. So, thanks for keeping me out of trouble.

I also now realise that SSSiter was probably spidering the entire website, and that's why it was taking so long. Maybe it triggered some script or executable and that's why my machine got infected.

Thank you for your kind generosity, Spurious. Of course, the subject of keeping such confidential data on a public server is highly debatable. Thanks again, errol-ga. Important Disclaimer: Answers and comments provided on Google Answers are general information, and are not intended to substitute for informed professional medical, psychiatric, psychological, tax, legal, investment, accounting, or other professional advice.

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But to do that sort of search is both time consuming and a bit mind numbing. But if you want to do it, just put into the search box be it Google, Yahoo, whatever the following search string :.

But don't you want to be selective? Don't you want to look for something in particular? This will only look for wmv and avi video files.

You can easily alter it if you don't want "wmv" or "avi" or if you want "mpg" instead. You get the idea. This will only look for jpg and gif files. Again, you can alter the file formats to suit yourself. This will only look for wma and mp3 music files.

Again you can easily change the file formats to suit yourself. Just put the search string you need into the search engine box. Then hit the 'enter' button and your results will come up. I guarantee you'll be hooked for ages trying to see what you can find! You can also put a certain search term after your file format so :. Obviously you are not going to get perfect results.