"Dan Harkless" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
By the way, neither "//" nor "/%2F" works in 1.7-dev. Perhaps we
broke that when we fixed the problem where recursive FTP 'wget's
assumed that logging in always put you in '/'?
I believe some of Jan's changes broke it. Also, the standard idiom:
By the way, neither "//" nor "/%2F" works in 1.7-dev. Perhaps we
broke that when we fixed the problem where recursive FTP 'wget's
assumed that logging in always put you in '/'?
I believe some of Jan's changes broke it. Also, the standard idiom:
wget -r
Hello,
Your documentation said that wget had been successfully compiled on HP-UX 9
and others. I did not know which others, so I figured I would tell you I
got it done on HP-UX 11.0.
I did have a bit of a struggle with it at first, as our webserver's compiler
gave errors in the log.c about
"Al Wheeler" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hello,
Your documentation said that wget had been successfully compiled on HP-UX 9
and others. I did not know which others, so I figured I would tell you I
got it done on HP-UX 11.0.
I did have a bit of a struggle with it at first, as our
