Hey Jan,
On 7/1/23 15:16, Jan Bidler via Primary discussion list for GNU Wget wrote:
Hello,
I have part of a website (`example.com/index.html`) I want to mirror which
contains scheme relative URLs (`//otherexample.com/image.png`). Trying to
download these with the -r flag, results in wget converting them to a wrong URL
(`example.com//otherexample.com`).
So using
`wget -r example.com/index.html`
Will cause links with
`https://example.com/index.html\/\/otherexample.com\/image.png` in the output
Using the debug flag reveals this:
`merge(»example.com/index.html «, » //otherexample.com/image.png«) ->
https://example.com/index.html\/\/otherexample.com\/image.png
[`](https://example.com/index.html//otherexample.com/image.png`)
This is unexpected since these kind of links are relatively common and
so far nobody complaint about it.
I just added a new test function for uri_merge(), the function that does
this job. It has no issue to merge a relative URL like
'//otherexample.com/image.png'.
So is it possible to share a real world wget command line to reproduce
the issue ?
Regards, Tim
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