> That's a tough one. If you type `wget http://www.server.com/dir/', > Wget cannot know how the remote server was configured when serving > /dir/. It can only go with an assumed file name, such as > `index.html'.
>From most servers I don't have problems using wget -r www.server.com/pub/ How do I go about configuring my apache, so that people don't have this problem? I use default settings and experience this problem here. Sorry, that may be more of an apache question. I always found wget a great tool, but never really checked TeleportPro and such. Are those any better? Not going to use win32, just checking your opinions. I guess there is nothing better for linux. regards, mimooh
