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Hi &nbsp;when I use wget it creates basically the whole url structure &nbsp;of the download<br />
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I need to know what command i can use to download a full directory without having the whole structure created<br />
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wget -R <a href="http://12345.com/Downloads/admin/season5" rel="ugc">http://12345.com/Downloads/admin/season5</a><br />
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IF i use that command i would end up with &nbsp;12345.com Folder, Downloads Folder, Admin Folder, season5 folder/files1.avi file2.avi etc<br />
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I have tried wget -nd <a href="http://12345.com/Downloads/admin/season5" rel="ugc">http://12345.com/Downloads/admin/season5</a>&nbsp; &nbsp;does not work. 
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Hi  when I use wget it creates basically the whole url structure  of the download

I need to know what command i can use to download a full directory without having the whole structure created

wget -R http://12345.com/Downloads/admin/season5

IF i use that command i would end up with  12345.com Folder, Downloads Folder, Admin Folder, season5 folder/files1.avi file2.avi etc

I have tried wget -nd http://12345.com/Downloads/admin/season5   does not work. 

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