Why doesn't wget assume that files, which don't declare content type, are text/html files? I see a lot of cgi files that generate html (without defining content type) so that using the --html-extension arguement is pretty useless. I realize that's bad coding on the part of the cgi writers, but such is life.
I'm looking into patching http.c, so that if type isn't defined it gets set to text/html. Has this been done for 1.8.1 already? If so, can someone pass that patch along to me? Also, if I do this, will it cause horrible wget hiccups? thanks, Picot
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