Quoting J Scott Jaderholm ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
It will download the files in foo for me, and the directories also,
but often not the contents of those directories.
Please note that by default the hierarchy depth for a recursive
download is limited - try `-l inf' as parameter.
-- jan
Translating wget.texi manual into Polish I found following bugs:
@item follow_ftp = on/off
Follow @sc{ftp} links from @sc{html} documents---the same as
@samp{-f}.
There is no -f option. I have'nt found it nor in docs neither in
sources.
@item ftp_proxy
This variable should contain the
Hrvoje Niksic
hniksic@arsdigitaTo: Wget List [EMAIL
J Scott Jaderholm [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Is there a way to have wget reget the files until it succeeds?
It's a bit weird that the download fails non-deterministically, and it
indicates a serious problem on the server, but as you don't control
it, here is what you can do with Wget:
Yes,
Hi,
wget does not recurse directories, it recurses links (hrefs). in this
example are only txt-files without links. wget's only clue for a
subdirectory is the directory-listing of /foo. if directory-listing of
/foo/bar ist not allowed, there is no hint for 3.txt, which simply
cannot be found in
Title:
¢Ä ¿À´ÃÀÇ À¯¸Ó ¢Å
¡á°ú½Ã¿åA girl
got an engagement ring, and would seize every opportunity for calling attention to it. In a
group with girl friends no one noticed it. Finally when herfriends
were sitting around talking, she got up suddenly and said, "It's awfully hot
in
An hour of careful debugging can save you five minutes of reading the
documentation
(See attached file: Makefile.watcom)
This version gets rid of the ugly double list of object files (one for the
linker, one for the dependencies ).
EXPLANATION target=Watcom users
WLINK expects the object
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
An hour of careful debugging can save you five minutes of reading
the documentation
:-)
(See attached file: Makefile.watcom)
This version gets rid of the ugly double list of object files (one
for the linker, one for the dependencies ).
Thanks for the patch;
On Wed, 16 May 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All environment variale names (i.e. the part before the '=') are uppercase
on OS/2
wget uses getenv(http_proxy); the implementation of getenv seems to be
scanning _environ and doing a strncmp (i.e. case-sensitive comparison). If
getproxy in
