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Article #13055Re: HTTP directory listing
From: Eugene Mayevski
Date: Fri, 31 Oct 2003 19:07
Date: Fri, 31 Oct 2003 19:07
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CS wrote: > How can I get the directory listing from a HTTP server. I want to know which > files that are in a specific directory and download all the available files > there. HTTP protocol specification doesn't specify a way to enumerate files in a folder. So-called "directory listing allowed" is implemented by some web servers which create an HTML page with file names, but this is in no case a standard. -- Eugene Mayevski EldoS Corp., CTO Networking and security solutions, custom development services http://www.eldos.com
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