hi!
this is intended imo, wget cannot know if to continue file or
if it is different and not to continue...
you probably want to give just -c which will continue
all files you want to download and if a file is already downloaded
it will be skipped (1.7+ only, previous versions won't work)
so it is not bug but wad :)
P! Vladi.
Rene Berber wrote:
>
> wget version 1.7
>
> Bug description: The manual does not describe the interaction of the
> --no-clobber and the --continue parameters. The way they work in version 1.7
> is that --no-clobber has priority and makes the --continue parameter a
> no-op.
>
> I don't know if that is the intended functionality but it is the way it
> works. This may cause confusion since using -c and not retrieving anything
> also could mean that the server doesn't support the Range option (perhaps an
> error message is output by wget, I haven't tested this case).
>
> The behavior is easy to test.
>
> The use of both options at the same time may seem strange, but in my case I
> had "noclobber = on" in my .wgetrc and using -c didn't seem to work at all.
>
> Regards.
> ---
> Rene Berber
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