On 10 Jan 2002 at 12:39, Picot Chappell wrote: > Has anyone solved this issue? I am downloading a single html page, > without recursion, and not getting the 'one hop further' that should > occur for framesets. > > I'm using wget 1.8.1, on Solaris 8. According to the documentation, > options -p and -k should work to download everything, and from previous > postings I see mention that -p should go at least one more hop (also > confirmed in the News items on GNU Wget news).
Well it seems to work as advertised on my employer's web-site (www.mev.co.uk), at least on my machine. Can you provide an example which fails on your machine? > Below is the gist of my call: > > > ./wget --ignore-length --html-extension --tries=3 --timeout=60 > > --cookies=off --page-requisites --convert-links -- www.someframed.page That looks okay. I substituted in www.mev.co.uk and got the index frameset page, two frames and the images on those frames as expected. The '--ignore-length' switch slows things down rather a lot though, due to keep-alive connections. Adding '--no-http-keep- alive' to the above will speed it up.
