Link-Structure Software

[Confidence]

Does anyone know of a program that will pull linked pages from a specified website and put together a link structure for me to navigate through? There are some websites with some helpful files that I can't access ALL of simply because I don't know the links.

For example: I'm looking for review guides for my AP classes. I found a website with a review guide by chapter, and I have to change the number in the URL to match the chapter in order for it to load that chapter's review. Some chapters cannot be found (which may either mean they do not exist, or the files are named differently). It would be helpful for me to be able to find those files by using some sort of software that would display the website's file/link structure.

[felheartx]

A webcrawler is what you are searching for.
Look in codeplex.com there are many crawlers you can use. (or google 'webcrawler')

Most of them already come with a function to search a specific site or even directory on a given server.
It should be really easy to mod one of the existing crawlers to fit your needs if you have the source.

Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but there is no way to retreive "hidden links".
That means for example if someone gives you a link to a file on dropbox, there is no way to enumerate the other files of the user
without brute-forcing all the combinations (would be the same like password cracking).

Hope this helps

[stoneharry]

Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but there is no way to retreive "hidden links".
That means for example if someone gives you a link to a file on dropbox, there is no way to enumerate the other files of the user
without brute-forcing all the combinations (would be the same like password cracking).

Thanks for the info, I've never been sure on this one. +Rep