Try wget -v and check the output.
Try wget -d and check the output.
Check the wget version (1.8.2 or 1.9-beta is reccomended).
For me the usual
wget -vkKrp -l0 -np
did the trick.
Heiko
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Hi,
I already tried to ask this question in the newsgroup, but didn't get any response.
I would like to use wget, but it seems I cannot use it because of the described
problem.
Please include me as CC in replies, as I am not subscribed to the mailing-list.
I try to fetch text-files on a
My two recent posts to this list were responded to, apparently
automatically, by J K whose email address is [EMAIL PROTECTED].
The message both times from J K was F*** YOU (the
asterisk replacements are mine).
Does J K want to unsubscribe from the list but can't figure out
I tried to retreive a URL with Internet Explorer and it continued to
retrieve the URL forever. I tried to grab that same URL with wget, which
tried twice and then reported redirection cycle detected.
Perhaps we should send the wget code to someone in Redmond.
Tony
To the wget team,
We just solved a major download problem with the new
-post-file option in the wget 1.9-beta. This is an excellent product for
our download automation. I just wanted to report some good news with
special thanks. I will recommend that my company become a corporate
no, i think your original idea of getting rid of the code that removes the
trailing slash is a better idea. i think this would fix it but keep the
degenerate case of root directory (whatever that's about):
Index: src/init.c
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RCS
Did you test your patch? I patched it on my source code and it doesn't work.
There are lot of files under http://biz.yahoo.com/edu/, but
the patched code only downloaded the index.html.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] src]$ ./wget -r --domains=biz.yahoo.com -I /edu/
http://biz.yahoo.com/edu/
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