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My access to the mysite.com/img/ directory is blocked.

However all the images in that directory are in the form n.jpg where n is the nth image.

My access to mysite.com/img/n.jpg is not blocked

Is there anyway I save images 1-500 (mysite.com/img/1.jpg to mysite.com/img/500.jpg)?

I'm using ubuntu 11.10

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answered 3 Years ago nstitutencert · Accepted Answer

The easiest solution is probably to use bash brace expansions

wget http://mysite.com/img/{1..500}.jpg

There is also the option of doing a loop, allowing you to put a bit of wait between each requests.

for n in $(seq 1 500); do

  wget http://mysite.com/img/${n}.jpg

  sleep 0.1

done

(The above can be ran directly in the shell.)