How to copy a website to disk

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lcampbell89

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So i am trying to save a membership site to my hard drive so I have the files/articles on my computer to use at a later time, I have tried a few things but all they say is I don't have access to the stuff. What should I be using, i think it may be joomla

 

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legoego

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Could you not do a backup of the whole thing through your cpanel account?

 

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lcampbell89

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no im a member of the website and i want to save the information, im not an admin

 

lexmark

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hire a freelancer for the job and ask him to ship the cds to you.
once you receive the cds you pay the rest to the guy

Mark

 

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lcampbell89

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lexmark said:

hire a freelancer for the job and ask him to ship the cds to you.
once you receive the cds you pay the rest to the guy

Mark

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nothing i can do to do this myself? preferably free.

 

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sakkaro

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keyword is teleport pro

Code:

http://www.tenmax.com/pro.html

 

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legoego

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Did you try saving it as a mht file

 

7878

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I use SiteSucker, and it's free.

Code:

sitesucker.us

Besides, who can resist that vacuum cleaner icon and the .suck file extension?

 

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lcampbell89

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SPB7878 said:

I use SiteSucker, and it's free.

Code:

sitesucker.us

Besides, who can resist that vacuum cleaner icon and the .suck file extension?

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no PC version of that?

and teleport PRO doesnt seem to be doing what i need

 

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legoego

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you could always do a print screen and paste it in paint...

 

7878

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Code:

http://www.google.com/search?q=free+website+downloader

Take your pick.

 

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lcampbell89

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SPB7878 said:

Code:

http://www.google.com/search?q=free+website+downloader

Take your pick.

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been trying it but they dont work with joomla im pretty sure.

 

nianain

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smile=];1671927 said:

Are you looking for something like HTTrack?

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i was going to recommend HTTrack too

 

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lcampbell89

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ive tried httrack as well, i include my login and pass for the joomla but it doesnt matter, it still acts like im not logged in when im scraping it and i cant get the files/text

 

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Kid Shaleen

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If you only want regular files and not the files with code behind the site, I'd recommend "Down Them All," a free addon utility for Firefox.

 

blackhattrial

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Kid Shaleen said:

If you only want regular files and not the files with code behind the site, I'd recommend "Down Them All," a free addon utility for Firefox.

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firefox addons make life easier....
small size big task..

will get this addon...

 

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webmacho

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this is the best tool fot that

Code:

http://www.httrack.com/

and free, enjoy!