follow_ftp not work
Wget 1.9.1 .wgetrc: reject = *.[Ee][xX][Ee]* follow_ftp = off Command line: wget -np -nv -r -N -nH --referer=http://www.orion.by -P /tmp/www.orion.by -D orion.by http://www.orion.by Output: Last-modified header missing -- time-stamps turned off. 13:15:08 URL:http://www.orion.by/index.php?mode=main [24703] - /tmp/www.orion.by/index.php?mode=main [1] http://www.orion.by/robots.txt: 13:15:09 ERROR 404: Not Found. 20 redirections exceeded. 20 redirections exceeded. 13:15:18 URL: ftp://62.118.248.95/cyberfight/q3/utils/Seismovision222light.exe [882] - /tmp/www.orion.by/cyberfight/q3/utils/.listing [1] ^C Question: 1. How I can see what parameters wget use at run time? You may add some option for print it. 2. Reject rules require more help with examples!
Re: follow_ftp not work
Sergey Vasilevsky [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Wget 1.9.1 .wgetrc: reject = *.[Ee][xX][Ee]* follow_ftp = off Follow ftp is off by default, so you shouldn't need to set it explicitly. What might have happened in your case is that a http URL *redirected* to ftp, which was followed as a redirection, not as part of the recursive download.
Fw: Re[2]: follow_ftp not work
Follow ftp is off by default, so you shouldn't need to set it explicitly. What might have happened in your case is that a http URL redirected* to ftp, which was followed as a redirection, not as part of the recursive download. Hrvoje, it looks like it would take much less time to implement something like --disregard-external-redirects than to explain everyone that the feature is not yet available. If you're up to implementing this, I'd suggest a supplemental --store-external-redirects option, which would create a .htaccess file with external redirects, which would be EXTREMELY useful for mirroring HUGE sites (like www.gnu.org). Luck, Peter. ps: This letter was sent personaly to Hrvoje by error, sorry Hrvoje.
