Is there way to get the url list for a specific port (WXP-Home)

[the_dude2]

Is there any way to get a list of all the urls from a specific port.

[Brf]

A what? Do mean which URLs are connected to which port on your computer? If so, open a command prompt and type

netstat

[the_dude2]

alright i'll try to rephrase my question in complete simplicity. u kno how many websites have many extension to it. For instance if i have a base site of example.com, theres many other pages within that site, like example.com/page1 example.com/page2 example.com/index, etc. get wut im saying. how do i see all links from a base site. (ya i kno wut im saying is rly confusing, sry bout that)

[Brf]

Oh. You want to know the names of all the pages in a website folder? You cant, unless you are allowed to browse the folder.

[jdharm]

ya i kno wut im saying is rly confusing, sry bout that

ya, pt of the kunfushun is using whatev language that is nsted of eng.


I'm also a little confused about the port thing. I'm not sure where ports come into what you are looking for.

But the basic tool you are looking for is called a "spider". Do a search for that on a site like snapfiles.com or sourceforge.net.



Josh

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[motoflop]

Isn't browser history enough? Just press ctrl-h to open history view. IE groups web sites you have browsed by time and by web site. So it can show for example "Last week" and under that is support.microsoft com. An under that are all sub pages from that web site.

[Brf]

He isnt asking for history.... He is asking for a list of webpages at a specific site....

For instance, if you went to Microsoft.com, what are the names of all the documents you can browse to there?

[motoflop]

Ok, now I understand.

But answer for that question is of course: No. Web servers doesn't typically allow browsing server directories. So only way to find out available pages are testing web pages one by one and still you cannot find all pages if there are no links to it. Also many web pages are created dynamically from jsp or php pages. Some servers might even create pages from databases. And don't forget virtual servers. Behind one domain (like www.microsoft.com) can be millions of different pages. Even if you ask from Microsoft personel, they cannot give you list of availabe pages because they don't have such list.

So best bet is to use for example google and limit search to specific domain. Use for example search string:

"site:www.microsoft.com".

and you get list of about 121,000,000 pages.