hello,

i tried using --no-parent with -H, which seemed to work quite
well.  it would span hosts (and acknowledge a -D option to
restrict the domain) while never traversing upward from the
original directory name.

however, when wget rewrote the URLs, this happened:

    <img src="http://www.heebie.net/royo/../../www.fantaysia.com/royoimg/secret4t.jpg";>

instead of:

    <img src="../../www.fantaysia.com/royoimg/secret4t.jpg">

commandline was thus:

    wget -m --no-parent -E -k -K -Dfantaysia.com,heebie.net -H -nv 
http://www.heebie.net/royo/royo1.htm

i had a quick look at the sources but judged that i would
probably take a long time to find out where the bug is since my
programming competence level isn't very high :)

note: wget proceeded to the /royoimg directory even though the
original directory is /royo and --no-parent is specified because
the jpg is in an <img> tag, which i presume is a page-requisite.

if you need any other information, please let me know!  (debug
output is available if you'd like it.)


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