[Mascot]

Create a script in Python which visits this forum's homepage and creates a valid HTML/CSS/JS clone. This means your script should download ALL CSS/JS files used in the homepage and then store them locally in a folder. The location of all CSS/JS imports should be changed from our URL, to a URL which serves the files stored locally. Save these all in one folder named Hacking and once complete export the 'backup' to a Hacking.zip file. It should all be completed in Python (including zipping) and should not be environment specific (meaning you should try not to run commands which will only work on your device, but instead correctly import Python dependencies which allow for zipping, etc).

Can someone provide a nice python script that can make this functions? Or at least can clone site (css/html/js)

[Majin Goten]

Few questions:
1) Why?
2) Is this a request for someone to do this for free?

[H4x10r]

httrack
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should do it or a simple wget

[HFDone]

you can use wget to do it

[Mascot]

No , i want a script that can do this automatically ,not a given script that is ready , i have seen pwebcopy but nothing much i did

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Few questions:
1) Why?
2) Is this a request for someone to do this for free?

Yes , for "free" if you cant understand contact in pm

[Pernat1y]

+1 for wget

No , i want a script that can do this automatically

Name the price than. No one will do it for free.

[Mascot]

No problem , i ve done it , closed thread

[Qismon]

wget -r http://example.com

[rajAmajj]

I can do ut for free pm me

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