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 this case. try if you can get a directory-listing of
/foo/bar (with a normal browser).
Hardy
J Scott Jaderholm wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Say I
>
> wget -c -r -np http://server.com/foo/
>
> It will download the files in foo for me, and the directories also,
> but often not the contents of those directories.
>
> Here's the contents of foo
>
> 10.txt
> 2.txt
> bar/
>
> and contents of bar
> 3.txt
>
> It would download foo, and make a directory bar in the spot where it
> downloads foo, but often times wget will not download 3.txt.
>
> Is there a fix for this?
>
> Sincerely,
> jsj
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