Hi Richard, On Friday 05 December 2014 13:37:24 Richard Tan wrote: > I'm having a problem with the -I flag (include directories) and I was > wondering if somebody could help me out. > > I am attempting to download two subdirectories from a website. I told wget > to download from this address: > > www.abcde.com/site/eng/weeklyChecklist/issues.html > > With the list > > "/2012, /2011 www.abcde.com/site/eng/weeklyChecklist"
I guess, your list looks like "/2012, /2011, www.abcde.com/site/eng/weeklyChecklist" !? > However, when I run wget, it reject the first file (issues.html), which > seems to indicate that wget isn't reading the root directory properly. I can not reproduce the described behavior. The first file (the one you request on the command line), is always downloaded, no matter what the argument to -I looks like. It would be nice to have the output of wget --version, the complete command line and the output when you add --debug. Maybe your site is redirecting or whatever... we need more facts to reproduce. Tim
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