Confirmed in 1.10.1, the latest binary Windows build I've found.
Was also in 1.8.2, the previous Win32 version I have.
Contrary to what the help says (--timestamping: don't re-retrieve files unless
newer than local), WGET re-retrieves the file and overwrites a NEWER file if
the sizes are different.
Resolving img47.imageshack.us... 38.101.111.44
Connecting to img47.imageshack.us|38.101.111.44|:80... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
Length: 60,988 (60K) [image/jpeg]
The sizes do not match (local 45025) -- retrieving.
To me this seems clearly wrong. There is no question that its wrong when the
performance is compared to the documentation. I could understand why you might
not want to change this behavior absolutely but if not a new switch should be
provided, eg, --ignoresize.
For the documented purpose (mirroring) it seems like it could be disasterous in
many situations.
