Hi again,
I am now using wget 1.6 with -p. Seems to work, also I won't be able to tell
for sure before tomorrow moring :-). I also noticed that the server is
usually pretty fast, but appears to "hang" from time to time (webbrowser
timing out). This might have been a problem on the first run, but I didn't
scroll back the whole console. Does wget maintain an error-log file?
Sebastian
On Tuesday 06 March 2001 21:06 Dan Harkless wrote:
> Sebastian Bossung <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I mirrored a website to my computer using:
> > wget -k -r -tinf -np URL
> >
> > Later I noticed that some of the files were missing. So I decided to run:
> > wget -k -r -tinf -nc -np URL
> > Which in my opion should do the job of looking at alle pages and
> > retrieving image files as needed. However, this only works, if wget did
> > not have to move to a different directory, i.e. only images in the
> > directory the starting page is in were downloaded. All images from
> > subdirectories were not.
> > I am using wget 1.5.3 on SuSE Linux 7.1, the files are written to a FAT
> > filesystem (this causes utime-change errors).
>
> Get Wget 1.6 (see <http://sunsite.dk/wget/>). It has a new -p /
> --page-requisites option that downloads everything necessary to display a
> given page, regardless of what directories those images, stylesheets,
> etc. reside in.
>
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