Not sure if this is the right board to ask this - if it's not, apologies.
OK I'll try to explain myself correctly, I'm accessing a Linux machine through SSH via MobaXTerm. Once connected, I launch this software and then the user manual. This causes a Firefox window to open on my computer but which is running in the Linux server I'm connected to.
In other words, I cannot access this website through "regular Firefox" with my laptop since it only runs when connected to this server.
So here's the thing, I need to make an offline copy of this website since it takes ages to open and load while connected to SSH.
Considering I know little about computer science and Linux what is the best way to do this? Thank you so much.
is the file on the server? just transfer it to your local computer
https://www.guyrutenberg.com/2014/05/02/make-offline-mirror-of-a-site-using-wget/
Copy the file using sft/scp ?
If you can't copy the file for some reason (ie: it's on another remote server), you can use ssh tunnel. Google for putty tunnel.
Much faster than forwarding the whole X session.
>>54423199
It's a website.
>>54423260
so you just need the url?
if your X server shares the clipboard, you can copy/paste it into a local browser, otherwise you could just type it into a local browsers' url bar
