Hi Darshit, Giuseppe,
I'll try to dig a bit deeper using a packet analyzer,
BTW I've used wget many times before to download from the
Internet and never had any issues either.
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Regards
Joe P.
On 24/03/13 03:13, Darshit Shah wrote:
Could this be because the server r
"CCC DDD" writes:
> An option for wget to download content after non-200 HTTP code would be very
> useful.
Does --content-on-error solve your problem?
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Giuseppe
A generic --force option you mean?
Force is a common switch in most applications. In fact, if you are so
intent on getting that information, use the --debug option. It prints this
data along with the other header information, etc.
For e.g.:
> wget -d www.google.com/asdfghj
> ... [Extra Data snipp
An option for wget to download content after non-200 HTTP code would be very
useful.
For example, a HTTP/1.x 404 NOT FOUND response with nicely-formatted custom
"404 page" HTML in the response body. Or a 502 error that generates a detailed
page with diagnostic information. Additionally badly wr
Could this be because the server responded with Length: Unspecified?
Probably a lack of the Length attribute made wget keep waiting for further
data?
As suggested by Giuseppe, please do check with a packet analyzer to test
whether the Server is closing is closing it's connection. If not, then the
Hi,
I couldn't reproduce it here, wget seems to terminate when the TCP
connection is closed.
Are you sure the server doesn't intentionally leave the TCP connection
opened? Could you use use a packet analyzer to see if it is closed?
Thanks
joep writes:
> Hi,
> I'm using wget to access the
