wget does not offer such an option. Please read its man page.
You could use lynx for this:
lynx -dump -listonly http://aligajani.com | grep -v facebook.com > file.txt
From its man page:
-listonly
for -dump, show only the list of links.
Frankly I'm appalled by the Linux style of "everything is text that you need to parse!"; PowerShell's object-orientation is way more expressive and easier to handle
And anything you can do with a .NET language you can do with PowerShell
@ThatBrazilianGuy I think you can delete lines 7 onwards and the links will be in /home/me/sitemap/www/traverse.dat. You can then process this file how you want.
Anyone interested (or know someone who is) in a $900 USD (price flexible) assembled computer that's VR ready? Or, where is a place we can sell this (besides Craig's list)
What should I do if my Windows computer seems to be infected with a virus or malware?
What are the symptoms of an infection?
What should I do after noticing an infection?
What can I do to get rid of it?
This question comes up frequently, and the suggested solutions are usually the same. Th...
btw is this a place to start random conversations such as what I am about to start? it seems so right?
anyways interesting, this might actually be a bug in process explorer. it's only when resolve addresses are checked does it think the hostname is the malicious website.
for some reason the IPs are 0.0.0.0 which means any host...
so... I wonder why procexp thinks the host name for 0.0.0.0 is this malicious website unless it is xD
oh Im dumb, this is funny. so it seems that processexplorer checks the hosts file first when attempting to resolve IPs to hostname. and that website is just the last website I set to 0.0.0.0 to block haha. silly me!
the reason I got scared is because for some reason some of my files are missing permissions for my user account.. my user account vanished in the security tab of these files and folders
hmm I wanted to set flash to be click to play but the users didnt know how to enable it and would say it wasn't working
maybe having flash click to play and not clicking unrated websites is what has kept me from getting the drive by's.. only way to get em is if I typo a website name..
@BenN i concider most browser exploits to use active-X , in my words the ability to run a "program" on the computer derived from the web. Active-X is required to run the "flash" program off the web. I do not believe that most exploits of this type utalise flash itself. Many are Javascript that points to another javascript that therin gets downloaded off the evil webserver. (protection from scripts). . .
. . . What i dont know is if Active-X is THEN a requirement beyond the javascript itself to "run the actual programs on the computer" vrses showing scares.
.Net is also a "program" run off the web, and that should have started becomming more popular for screwing people, when IE integrated it direct into the browser, and made allowance for it. But having it controlled in the internet options, i have no idea if that is being used yet. and very few explainations of how the infections arrive, have shown that to be the "program"
The "program" that is most vicious and fully controlling, is the virus makers own program, after it arrives from the web, then running on the computer. Virtual or sandboxed or controlled or even certified, anytime "programs" (general) have access and permission to do whatever legitimate things would exist, the virus has that access also. So some of the percieved protections are a joke, if normal operations still requires normal accesses , even if "protected" somehow.
anyone ever experience one of their computer components giving off a smell that reminds you of mould? I just finished whiffing in the air in my computer case to determine this smell was coming from there, now I have a slight muscle spasm in my arm... Im wonder if I breathed in some bad chemicalz
you think a capacitor leaked in my powersupply? can my powersupply even continute working after that?
it's either coming from my cpu fan or the powersupply xD
And certannly a computer can operate for years with a few capacitors failing (and probably bulging) or completely popped open. There are often many caps to do the same job.
Im really hoping it was just the wooden carton thing I had on the floor next to my computer and that my computer breathed in that smell and thats all it is..
30 processes running, nothing to kill. Sort of funny when back (long ago in a far off land of the lost) in win98 times you would check to see if there was anything beyond the 4 running :-)
win98 task manager did not show services items though, so it was not as extensive, and at that time that was pretty much all you needed to see to know.
I just rememberd the power supply fan is wonky and sometimes rattles I thought maybe it failed and the capacitors are blowing but no it's spinning luckily
and I just sniffed the power supply exhaust it smells clean..
According to Dax:
"Rigor mortis is one of the recognizable signs of death, caused by chemical changes in the muscles after death"
sorry but my computer I just recently upgraded, this beast isnt dying!
New computer parts are said to give off some toxic stenches for the first few months, but again not mold smells
Ancedotal : One office replaced all its computers with new ones, and noticed employees were calling in sick way more often, headaches and such. They eventually attributed it to the new products and improved the ventilation at the location. There are other ancedotal stories of that type. Yet real studies have been done that showed that there was no quantities of machine readable toxics being given off on new computers to support them.
wget does not offer such an option. Please read its man page.
You could use lynx for this:
lynx -dump -listonly http://aligajani.com | grep -v facebook.com > file.txt
From its man page:
-listonly
for -dump, show only the list of links.
What should I do if my Windows computer seems to be infected with a virus or malware?
What are the symptoms of an infection?
What should I do after noticing an infection?
What can I do to get rid of it?
This question comes up frequently, and the suggested solutions are usually the same. Th...
