wget 1.9 help!

2003-07-24 Thread jmsbc
Hi, i read in another message somewhere that you can download wget1.9 in windows 
format, but in order to use it in unix you have to unix2dos all the source files.  I 
tried to do this, but once i was in unix there's no configure file to run.  can 
someone please help?  thanks a lot!


Using wget to run a script -- how to avoid re-tries

2003-07-24 Thread Williams, Simon BGI SF
Hi,
 
I am using wget on Windows to run a Python script via a URL.  My problem is
that the script takes up to 3 hours to execute and wget will hit the URL
multiple times as it has not had a response within an adequate timeframe.
This 'breaks' things...
 
Which flag should I use on the wget call to stop hitting the URL multiple
times?  I am thinking -T 0, but the warning on the site made me think twice
about this... (Please do not lower the default timeout value with this
option unless you know what you are doing )
 
If you could include an example in any response, that would be great...

Pls copy me on any responses as I am not subscribed to this list.

Thx,

Simon Williams
Client Technology
Barclays Global Investors
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Re: Using wget to run a script -- how to avoid re-tries

2003-07-24 Thread Nicolas Schodet
* Williams, Simon  BGI SF [EMAIL PROTECTED] [030724 20:53]:
 I am using wget on Windows to run a Python script via a URL.  My problem is
 that the script takes up to 3 hours to execute and wget will hit the URL
 multiple times as it has not had a response within an adequate timeframe.
 This 'breaks' things...
 Which flag should I use on the wget call to stop hitting the URL multiple
 times?  I am thinking -T 0, but the warning on the site made me think twice
 about this... (Please do not lower the default timeout value with this
 option unless you know what you are doing )
 If you could include an example in any response, that would be great...
 Pls copy me on any responses as I am not subscribed to this list.

GNU Wget Manual
 Invoking
  Download Options

`-t NUMBER'
`--tries=NUMBER'
 Set number of retries to NUMBER.  Specify 0 or `inf' for infinite
 retrying.

Ni.

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-O --spider

2003-07-24 Thread Dan Jacobson
 You can view the map at:
 http://home.sara.nl/~bram/debchart.jpeg

 WARNING: this image is ENORMOUS.

OK, so I will use
wget -O --spider -Y off http://home.sara.nl/~bram/debchart.jpeg
to see how big before biting with my modem, I thought.  But I mistyped
-O for -S and ended up getting the whole file anyway.  So next time I
wish wget would see this as missing arguments. We can write ./--spider
if that is where we really want to put the output.