Okay, here's a page. This is the page that hosts the image.

http://imagecash.net/image.php?file=939164675

Here is the image itself that I cannot access

http://img19.imagecash.net/files666/939164675.jpg

(Janitors note: these URLs may not be safe to access from work)

And this is the script I am working on right now. It takes a URL (as in the first one I posted here) and it scans the image links. Then it follows each of them and gets the image (well, in theory that's what it should be doing.). It can't access the image. 

use warnings;
use strict;

use LWP::Simple;


print "Copy ImageCash URL here:  ";

my $to_get = <STDIN>;
chomp($to_get);

my $page = get($to_get);


my @images;

push(@images, "http://www.imagecash.net/image.php?file=$1") while $pag
+e =~m[image.php\?file=(\d+)]g;

foreach my $image (@images)
{
    my $num = $image;
    $num =~ m/(\d+\.jpg)/;
    $num = $1;


    my $new_page = get($image);    
    $new_page =~ m#src="(http://img\d+\.imagecash\.net/files666)#;


    getstore("$new_page/$num.jpg", "$num.jpg");     

    print "Stored image $num.jpg..\n";
}

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Edit: g0n - Marked URLs potentially NSFW

In reply to Re^4: getstore protected image by Anonymous Monk
in thread getstore protected image by Anonymous Monk

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