Short story:
I want Wget to name downloaded files as they match regex token ([^/]*)
wget -r --accept-regex="^.*/([^/]*)/$" $MYURL
Full story:
I use GNU Wget to recursively download one specific folder under particular WordPress website. I use regex to accept only posts and nothing else. Here is how I use it:
wget -r --accept-regex="^.*/([^/]*)/$" $MYURL
It works and Wget follows all the desired URLs. However, it saves files as .../last_directory/index.html, but I want these files to be saved as last_directory.html (.html part is optional).
Is there a way to do that with Wget alone? Or would you suggest how to do the same thing with sed or similar tools?
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