use wget
its designed for that sort of stuff.

>>> andrew_j_stewart_at_mac.com 24/02/03 7:43:58 am >>>

Hi there.

I was wondering what the right way to do this is: curl
http://foo.com/*.jpg -O

I want to download all the .jpg files (or whatever) in a particular
directory.

I've looked around the curl.haxx.se site but can't find any reference to
this sort of task. The [a-z]-style globbing doesn't seem to work for me.

Thanks in advance,

  - AJS

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