[EMAIL PROTECTED] <Sam Horrocks> writes:
> Wouldn't it be better to set up a caching proxy on your lan, and have
> all apps (wget, netscape, etc) go through that proxy instead. That
> way no specialized code is needed, and all web clients benefit from
> caching without specialized code.
Good point! I'll try that.
BTW does anybody know how an existing netscape cache can be converted
to a more humanreadable structure i.e. file
from
http://www.site.com/images/background.jpg
to
www.site.com/images/background.jpg
Actually all I need is a script that converts index.db to a text file.
> > Web downloader called d4x aka downloader for X uses Netscape cache
> > files if they exist.
> >
> > Could this (optional) functionality be added to wget also?
> >
> > Netscape cache usually resides in ~/.netscape/cache/[01][0-9A-F]
> > directories and the index file in ~/.netscape/cache/index.db.
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