Hi,
I mirrored a website to my computer using:
wget -k -r -tinf -np URL
Later I noticed that some of the files were missing. So I decided to run:
wget -k -r -tinf -nc -np URL
Which in my opion should do the job of looking at alle pages and retrieving
image files as needed. However, this only
Sebastian Bossung [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi,
I mirrored a website to my computer using:
wget -k -r -tinf -np URL
Later I noticed that some of the files were missing. So I decided to run:
wget -k -r -tinf -nc -np URL
Which in my opion should do the job of looking at alle pages and
Sebastian Bossung [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi Dan,
will the -p option in wget 1.6 look at each .html file that is already on
my hard disk to see if anything needed for it is missing? 1.5.3 does not
seem to do this (I am only talking about images here - no css or the like)
It will, but
Hi again,
I am now using wget 1.6 with -p. Seems to work, also I won't be able to tell
for sure before tomorrow moring :-). I also noticed that the server is
usually pretty fast, but appears to "hang" from time to time (webbrowser
timing out). This might have been a problem on the first run,
