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Try adding -U &quot;Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1)&quot; &nbsp;to disguise wget as Browser, a lot sites are blocking wget.
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Try adding -U "Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1)"  to disguise wget as Browser, a lot sites are blocking wget.

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In addition to the suggestion above, 'curl' is a similar command with similar capabilities.
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In addition to the suggestion above, 'curl' is a similar command with similar capabilities.

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I've been using wget for years, and love it. Unfortuantely it seems to miss some pages of a site i am trying to mirror locally. This site uses a post form on an asp page to retrieve product details. It seems that wget only retrieves some of the products. <br />
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Are there any other solutions that will grab me a local copy of this site?<br />
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the two commands i have tried are:<br />
&nbsp; nohup wget -nc -r -w14 --random-wait -olog <a href="http://www.SITENAME.com" rel="ugc">http://www.SITENAME.com</a>&nbsp;&amp;<br />
and<br />
&nbsp; nohup wget -m <a href="http://www.sitename.com" rel="ugc">http://www.sitename.com</a>&nbsp;&amp;<br />
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both lacked the same files..
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I've been using wget for years, and love it. Unfortuantely it seems to miss some pages of a site i am trying to mirror locally. This site uses a post form on an asp page to retrieve product details. It seems that wget only retrieves some of the products. 

Are there any other solutions that will grab me a local copy of this site?

the two commands i have tried are:
  nohup wget -nc -r -w14 --random-wait -olog http://www.SITENAME.com &
and
  nohup wget -m http://www.sitename.com &

both lacked the same files..

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