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I have a script that successfully downloads from storage.to premium accounts by grabbing the cookie and then using it with wget:
wget --save-cookies=storage.txt --post-data="email=<insert email here>&password=<insert password here>" http://www.storage.to/login -O - wget --load-cookies storage.txt <insert file here> -o log.txt
I am trying to do the same with netload.in but I think I am having problems getting the correct cookie. My current script is:
wget --save-cookies=netload.txt --post-data="txtuser=<insert user here>&txtpass=<insert password here>&txtcheck=login" http://www.netload.in/index.php -O - wget --load-cookies netload.txt <insert file here> -o log.txt
This uses the txtuser, txtpass and txtcheck fields in the post-data to get the cookie as specified in the login form source on the main netload.in page.
When I run the script a cookie is retrieved but when attempting to retrieve the file (using the cookie) all I get back is the html document for the download page.
Has anyone been able to get this to work, or can suggest a solution?
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Although discontinued and in German on top, this package might shed some light on your issue:
http://board.gulli.com/thread/1302690-l … interface/
BTW, I am using this downloader for a few month now to my total satisfaction (RS and NL).
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Thanks for the link Thomas..
This seems to work ok..
curl -s "http://www.netload.in/index.php" -d="txtuser=<insert user here>&txtpass=<insert password here>&txtcheck=login&txtlogin=" --cookie-jar netload.txt > /dev/null wget --load-cookies netload.txt <insert file here> -o log.txt
Obviously you need to install curl (ipkg install libcurl) first..
Not sure why the wget version doesn't work.. the curl version gets a more comprehensive cookie file by the looks of it..
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