Auto save web page

Hi all,

I'm watching web page which auto refresh sporadically in 5 - 10 min
interval.

Is there any freeware/shareware utility which can automatically save
refreshed web page on every refresh, naming saved files sequentially with
names including date & time ?

Thanks,

zmaki

zmaki wrote:

Is there any freeware/shareware utility which can automatically save
refreshed web page on every refresh, naming saved files sequentially with
names including date & time ?

Bash, date, sleep and downloading tool of your choice?

while true do curl http://example.com/ > "Example.com - `date`.html"; sleep
5m; done

Although I don't see what this has to do with accessibility.

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while true do curl http://example.com/ > "Example.com - `date`.html";
sleep
5m; done

This is time triggered, not refresh triggered. Anyhow, better then manually.
Thanks.

Although I don't see what this has to do with accessibility.

Me neither. Please suggest better newsgroup.

zmaki

zmaki wrote:

Hi all,

I'm watching web page which auto refresh sporadically in 5 - 10 min
interval.

Is there any freeware/shareware utility which can automatically save
refreshed web page on every refresh, naming saved files sequentially with
names including date & time ?

Not really a topic for an accessibility forum. (Accessibility refers to
usability of systems and software by people with physical limitations.)

zmaki wrote:

while true do curl http://example.com/ > "Example.com - `date`.html";
sleep
5m; done

This is time triggered, not refresh triggered. Anyhow, better then
manually. Thanks.

Perl's HTML::TreeBuilder module will let you find whatever is triggering the
refresh and use that.

Although I don't see what this has to do with accessibility.

Me neither. Please suggest better newsgroup.

alt.html? comp.lang.somethingOrOther?

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