On Fri, 9 Feb 2001, Herold Heiko wrote:
> >I think the most straightforward mapping would also be the
> >most attractive:
> >
> > ftp/site/dir/file
> > http/site/dir/file
>
> I agree. What about https ? The files could be either in a separate https
> directory (logically more correct) or reside in the http directory in
> order to minimize ../../../../dir/dir/dir/something url rewriting (since
> I suppose those pages could share lots of inline pics and other links
> with the http structure).
But how could wget know if they're using the same hierarchy or not?
http://site.com and https://site.com could very well use two different
document roots with identical names and paths in the same way ftp and http
can.
If ftp and http are separated, I can't see how you can keep https inside the
http structure.
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