Regrettably, Mauro has had to resign the maintainership of wget.
(Of course, many thanks to him for his work, and at least as many thanks
to Hrvoje for writing it in the first place.)
I have asked a few people individually if they'd like to take over the
package, but none has had time.
Would anyo
We received this report on webmasters. Can anyone help Anthony, please?
Hi,
I really like this utility but was having trouble getting 'framed' data
into the output files.
It is like when one views the source of the webpage from a browser, this
is what I see in my output file.
If I go
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
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
