Anamika Jindal wrote: > Issue is , I can not automate this.
What you want (at least in part) is the session database, which is not yet implemented. http://wget.addictivecode.org/FeatureSpecifications/SessionInfoDataBase I took a stab at something of the sort when I needed to automate a script. It is incomplete -- there is currently *no* support for FTP requests in my code -- and it is unclear if this is the direction that the implementation will take. See "wget-results.tgz" on this page: http://exelana.com/techie/wget/ Rodrigo S Wanderley is also taking a look at it. Check the email archives from July 20 for his message. > Now, my requirement is very simple. To ensure the data > completeness/integrity. Can somebody please suggest which options I should > use or I can use?? My first preference is to compare checksum. You need two things: the checksum from the server and a locally computed checksum. It occurs to me as I read your message that wget could easily compute MD5 or SHA-256 checksums as it downloads a file. I would also find this information useful. It could go in wget verbose output and the SIDB. However, even with the locally-generated checksum, you need the checksum from the server and I have no idea how you would get that information. Tony
