You can wget directly from one of the sourceforge mirrors.
http://twtelecom.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/phpwebsite/phpwebsite-0.9.3-full.tar.gz
Replace "twtelecom" with "easynews" or "umn" or whatever mirror you
prefer.
Don.
On Thu, 17 Jul 2003, CPTEOS wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
> I like distributing phpws by wget. Maybe the fastest and conmfortable
> way pick it up to server.
>
> Is .9.3 getable by wget?
>
>
> EO
>
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On Thu, 2003-07-17 at 06:18, CPTEOS wrote:
> I like distributing phpws by wget. Maybe the fastest and conmfortable
> way pick it up to server.
>
> Is .9.3 getable by wget?
CPTEOS,
Have you tried rsync? It is less resource intensive than wget.
$ cd /my/path/to/phpwebsite
$ rsync -rtv phpwebsite.appstate.edu::stable-core .
$ rsync -rtv phpwebsite.appstate.edu::stable-modules mod
$ rsync -rtv phpwebsite.appstate.edu::stable-themes themes
If you only want to update a single module, use a command like this:
$ rsync -rtv phpwebsite.appstate.edu::stable-modules/branch mod
You can get a list of available rysnc defined modules with this command:
$ rsync phpwebsite.appstate.edu::
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