| I really need some help here... I dont get httrack working again.
What I want to do:
Download and save URLs on this site like:
<http://www.pokertableratings.com/fulltilt-top-hold%27em-losers-today/0.50-1.00-NL>
- This site is updated the last time about 6 o clock in the morning... After
that time there is a reset of the site. So I have to httrack the site at about
5:50 o clock. I am not on my computer every morning... so this works with the
atd- or taskplanner-deamon.
- I need some more URLs every day like this. Unfortunately the site
www.pokertableratings.com limits searches to about 3 or 5 a day if I am not
logged in. So I have to login somehow with httrack before the Website is
fetched.
What I allready tried:
- I saved a hts-post with winhttrack and used it with the commandline-version.
But this workes just only once (httrack downloads the site then logged in...
But I think the session is closed somehow then and a new hts-posts-file would
be needed for every day). The command for this I used... was:
C:\Programme\WinHTTrack\httrack.exe
<http://www.pokertableratings.com/fulltilt-top-hold%27em-losers-today/0.50-1.00-NL?>postfile:c:/Webseiten/httrack-hts-posts-wichtig/hts-post0-FTP-Holdem-losers-day-NL100">;
-O "c:\Webseiten\Tableratings\Loser_Daily_%cdate%_%ctime%\NL100" -r1 -R3 -%%P
-c4 -X0 -s0 -Q -N Daily/NL100.%%t --index
- Some time ago this worked without the limitation in searches on that site.
At this time I used this command:
C:\Programme\WinHTTrack\httrack.exe
<http://www.tableratings.com/toplosers.php?site=4&structure=1&stakes=1&timeframe=today&=">;
-O "c:\Webseiten\Tableratings\Loser_Daily_%cdate%_%ctime%" -r1 -R3 -%%P -c4
-X0 -s0 -Q -N Daily%%p/NL%%[^stakes]^00.%%t --index
Please help me! I need some type of makro, which logs me in the site and than
fetches the URLs. Or something which records the whole login-procedure (which
is form-based if you look at the site and I need httrack to "type" the
username/password in before it begins to catch the URL) and not record just
one click like in this tutorial:
<http://httrack.kauler.com/help/CatchURL_tutorial>
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