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Either I'm not understanding something correctly, or I didn't communicate my problem.
I am unable to log in to this server or install/modify any server config.
The solution I'm looking for would theoretically work on any public nginx (or apache) server, where I can download a directory by way of HTTP GET the way I can with wget.
IE:
We do not support parsing HTML responses (as in the example given above) and recursively retrieve linked content. As mentioned in my previous comment, if you have control over the server you can install a WebDAV module which allows to list directories over HTTP PROPFIND with a XML response that is supported with Cyberduck.
Is it possible to browse or download the contents of an http hosted directory? I don't have a login for this service, and FTP is not available.
Right now my solution is to use bash/wget using
$ wget --no-parent --recursive http://<ip_address>/<directory_name>/
Either that, or visit it in a browser and download each target.
Is there any feature of cyberduck that can help me with getting the contents all the contents of an web hosted directory using only http?
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