The exported list of hyperlinks needs only be a list of URLs, which you can then give to wget using the --input-file switch.

It'll also deal with HTTP authentication. If you can get a the files with a proper browser then wget should be able to also.

I'm doing an audit on our company intranet site, and all the files stored. Basically, I have all the server logs in excel and have determined a list of files I want to be deleted, the tricky bit is that I want to back them up first.

The site is hosted in a content managment system in the states, I dont have access to it. The only way i can download the files is http, normally I would use wget, but there are a couple of small problems!

1) You have to be inside the network to access the intranet
2) You have to be logged into the intranet to download any files

Short of exporting a list of hyperlinks and right clicking and saving, any ideas how i can do this?