Thus it seems that it should not matter what is the sequence of the
options. If it does I suggest that the developers of wget place
appriopriate info in the manual.
Yes, you right. Anyway I found out often that it's sometimes quite tricky
setting up your command line to get exactly
Andrzej [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Thus it seems that it should not matter what is the sequence of the
options. If it does I suggest that the developers of wget place
appriopriate info in the manual.
Yes, you right. Anyway I found out often that it's sometimes quite tricky
setting up
Andrzej [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Multitude options in Wget is just an ilusion. In real life Wget
cannot cope with sites mirroring.
I agree with your criticism, if not with your tone. We are working on
improving Wget, and I believe that the problems you have seen will be
fixed in the
I agree with your criticism, if not with your tone. We are working on
improving Wget, and I believe that the problems you have seen will be
fixed in the versions to come. (I plan to look into some of them for
the 1.11 release.)
OK. Thanks. Good to hear that. Looking forward impatiently for
That command:
wget -m -nv -k -K -E -nH -p -np -t 1000 -o $HOME/logiwget/logminerals -P
/infos/www/data/org/chemfan/minerals http://minerals.feedle.com/
should download the content of the page http://minerals.feedle.com/ and
the http://lists.feedle.net/pipermail/minerals/
but instead in the
Thanks Patrick for a reply,
AFAIKS your command line is somehow complete mixed up.
Usually I call wget and first give it the path where to it should save all
files followed by more options and at last the url from where to get them
(usually in quotation marks to be sure).
According to man
