12-12-2010, 08:54 AM
[quote]K V Sarma J
Folks, there are more tapes on Outlook just that they are not transcribed, so not posted as links. Heres how Outlook is doing it.
Every page is titled as an aspx page
http://www.outlookindia.com/article.aspx?268734
When you increment the last number in the page, you get to a new tape.I do not have linux right now on my PC.
Can some one write a simple perl script that
1) accesses each of each link by incrementing the last number in the http link mentioned above
2) gets the title of each page (which is the file name of the tape corresponding to the link)
and then
3) downloads the tape (mp3 format) to a local disk using the following link
http://images.outlookindia.com/uploads/audio/mp3/<title i.e., tape_name>.mp3
Rest assured, this is not hacking as the links are not protected. They are on the server but no links have been posted on the site itself. That is all.
Let me know if anyone can do this for me. Thanks.
Folks, there are more tapes on Outlook just that they are not transcribed, so not posted as links. Heres how Outlook is doing it.
Every page is titled as an aspx page
http://www.outlookindia.com/article.aspx?268734
When you increment the last number in the page, you get to a new tape.I do not have linux right now on my PC.
Can some one write a simple perl script that
1) accesses each of each link by incrementing the last number in the http link mentioned above
2) gets the title of each page (which is the file name of the tape corresponding to the link)
and then
3) downloads the tape (mp3 format) to a local disk using the following link
http://images.outlookindia.com/uploads/audio/mp3/<title i.e., tape_name>.mp3
Rest assured, this is not hacking as the links are not protected. They are on the server but no links have been posted on the site itself. That is all.
Let me know if anyone can do this for me. Thanks.