On 04/01/12 16:28, Umair wrote:
Hi,
Now If i use the url http://www.google.com as an argument to wget command,
i get the following output:
(...)
FINISHED --2012-01-04 16:03:57--
Downloaded: 1 files, 8.7K in 0.02s (440 KB/s)
*******************************************************************************************************************
If i use http://www.google.de as url, then it successfully downloads the
web page with the following results:
Downloaded: 6 files, 55K in 0.06s (849 KB/s)
Please note the difference between downloaded content in case of redirect
and no redirect. Same happens with any other url when it involves a
redirect with HTTP status code 302. i.e. only 1 html file is downloaded in
case of redirect.
Confirmed. In summary, -p (--page-requisites) is apparently "lost" when the
original url is a redirect to a different location.
Kindly suggest me the possible solution of this error. Is it really an
error or am i missing something?
Add --span-hosts to the command line.
It's arguable what is the correct behavior, although the current one seems
consistent with what the user could expect without further knowledge of the
host setup.
When you ask www.google.com, the images are downloaded from www.google.de,
so wget treats them as foreign (they are not in www.google.com), so you
need the
--span-hosts switch. Going to www.google.de they match the url provided
in the
command line.
