Jens R�sner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >> > Can I use -P (Directory prefix) to save files in a user-determinded >> > folder on another drive under Windows? >> >> You should be able to do that. Try `-P C:/temp/'. Wget doesn't know >> anything about windows backslashes, so maybe that's what made it fail. >> > The problem with / and \ was already solved, thx. > The syntax folder/ is incorrect for wget on windows, it will try to save > to > folder//url :(
Yes, but that just works under Unix. Maybe Wget should strip trailing slashes from `-P' directories?
