Is a Redirect Counted as a Hop?

Is an HTTP redirect counted as a hop as controlled by the -l option? Does Wget handle refreshes made using http-equiv? Youssef Eldakar Bibliotheca Alexandrina

Re: Is a Redirect Counted as a Hop?

Youssef Eldakar [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Is an HTTP redirect counted as a hop as controlled by the -l option? No. Does Wget handle refreshes made using http-equiv? Yes, but those are counted as a hop.

Re: wget displays permission error

For example % ls -l igSeqNt.gz -r--r--r--1 10001 3011519420 Aug 29 17:13 igSeqNt.gz % wget -nH -nv -m --cut-dirs=3 ftp://ftp.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/blast/db/FASTA/igSeqNt.gz 18:16:25 URL: ftp://ftp.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/blast/db/FASTA/igSeqNt.gz [2633] - .listing [1] igSeqNt.gz: Permission

Re: wget displays permission error

Jochen Roderburg [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Hmm, this did not actually try to write over 'index.html', did it ;-) Do the same with 'timestamping on' and you get (not surprisingly and with 'all' wget versions I have around) : index.html: Permission denied Cannot write to `index.html'

BASE

I noticed that URLs in BASE HREF=... are not converted when using the -k option to convert links in recursive downloads. In which case, they have to be fixed manually in order for browsing to work. Is there a better solution? Sorry if I've been posting too much. Youssef Eldakar Bibliotheca

Re: BASE

Youssef Eldakar [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I noticed that URLs in BASE HREF=... are not converted when using the -k option to convert links in recursive downloads. In which case, they have to be fixed manually in order for browsing to work. Is there a better solution? wget -k is supposed to

RE: BASE

Well, base href=. doesn't help either in IE. From: Hrvoje Niksic [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thu 9/1/2005 3:28 PM To: Youssef Eldakar Cc: wget@sunsite.dk Subject: Re: BASE Youssef Eldakar [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: It does change it to base href=, but

recursive and non-clobber

hiya, sorry to bother... I've been consistenly recompiling the newest wget with slight change in the file url.c, mainly because of the default non-clobber behaviour. I'm sure there's been lots of controversial discussion already on this, so I'll be quick. the site I am trying to mirror is a

RE: wget displays permission error

In the past, I have been confused as to whether the file which was generating the error was on the server, or on my local system. If there is a way to distinguish between the two, and be more explicit, that would be a little more helpful. I don't see any way wget could/should do anything except

RE: -H and -l

When spanning hosts is on (-H), is the hop counter limited by the -l option restarted for every host? No, depth (hop) counter is initialized only once and, therefore, is not restarted for new host. I think, this is the expected behavior, because with restarting counter, any recursive