using -m as a trouble-free no-brainer
will get you the complete site neatly done with timestamps.
But then you're saying wget -m http://example.org in the first place.
If you say wget -m http://example.org/some/deep/sub/directory, then my
experience is that the last thing one wants is to
Hi Karl!
>From my POV, the current set-up is the best solution.
Of course, I am also no developer, but an avid user.
Sometimes you just don't know the structure of the website
in advance, so using -m as a trouble-free no-brainer
will get you the complete site neatly done with timestamps.
BTW, -
I wonder if it would make sense for wget -m (--mirror) to imply -np
(--no-parent). I know that I, at least, have no interest in ever
mirroring anything "above" the target url(s) -- generally, that leads to
the whole Internet. An option to explicitly include the parents could
be added.
Just a sug
