Dirk Heiser wrote:
> "Bill" == Bill Janssen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Bill> Dirk, could this be a Windows problem? It seems to work fine on my Sun.
> Bill> I'd like to close this one out.
>
> It work also fine for me, maybe a bug in the HTML code the time the
> one reported the bug and now fixed in the Web page?
>
> BTW: The http: protocol use the same Spider code on all platforms,
> only for the file: protocol there are special Windows code in the
> parser.
>
OK. Well, I messed up calling it a relative URL. What I thought was odd was that
the anchor didn't start with http: protocol, just jumped right in with the path
"/palm". I am not clear as to whether that is legal or not.
I am using linux 2.4.9 kernel and the Redhat 7.1 distribution on my box (which
has a long history of upgrading ...since pre RH4.2 and a 1.3 kernel). The url I use
is:
<p><a href="http://www.kgw.com/palm/"; MAXDEPTH=4 STAYONHOST>kgw</a></p>
Is there some external program called that does the fetching and which might not be
a current version?
Lowell
