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Is it possible to download the entire wiki as a PDF document or collection of HTML pages in order to allow offline viewing? It is possible to create a PDF of a single page using the drop-down menu on the right of each page, but this doesn't appear to include the linked content within the wiki, so it would be a long process to do this manually for each page (and it would lose the structure).
thanks,
Nick
You can get an HTML tarball here:
http://www.ros.org/wiki_dump/ doesn't exist any longer, instead rsync as described in http://wiki.ros.org/Mirrors#Setup_rsync:
rsync -azv rsync.osuosl.org::ros_wiki_mirror wiki.ros.org --bwlimit=200 --delete
It will download many files into a directory wiki.ros.org, currently totals 1.45GB.
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R S Y N C . O S U O S L . O R G
Oregon State University
Open Source Lab
Unauthorized use is prohibited - violators will be prosecuted
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For more information about the OSL visit:
http://osuosl.org/services/hosting
This host is the home to the primary archives of several
projects. We would prefer that only primary/secondary
mirrors use this service. Thanks!
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receiving incremental file list
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attachments/Events(2f)CoTeSys(2d)ROS(2d)School(2f)Presentations/
attachments/Events(2f)CoTeSys(2d)ROS(2d)School(2f)Presentations/mkrainin_intro_slides.pptx
...
Once it is done open wiki.ros.org/Documentation.html in a browser
(looks like the rsync host was changed in 2017 from ros.org to OSU http://wiki.ros.org/action/info/Mirro... - the 'we would prefer' wording above makes it seem like they don't want random people making personal archives though?)
Asked: 2011-03-16 21:23:51 -0600
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Last updated: Nov 26 '21
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