Samuel Hargis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I've read through the documentation and it says that (if a name > shows up more than once, the filenames will get extensions '.n') > Would that be like "index.html" duplicate would be named > "index.n.html" or "index.html.n"?
The latter. > Also, how does it handle multiple duplicates, like say 5? It will create index.html, then index.html.1, then index.html.2, etc. > wget -P ~MyUserDirectory/WincraftFolder -nd -r -l2 -p -np -t3 -T 30 -nv >-A.asp,.cfm,.phtml,.shtml,.htm,.html www.wincraftusa.com > > There are 6 html files in this domain that kill each other out. I'm > trying to get that data, all files with same names without them > canceling each other out. I don't care if the names are modified > when downloaded as long as I get all 6 files. Can someone please > assist? Ouch. I think I understand what the problem is here. Wget deletes the index.html.<n> files because it thinks they're rogue HTML downloads. You can work around this bug by including '*.[0-9]' in your accept list. For instance: wget -P ~MyUserDirectory/WincraftFolder -nd -r -l2 -p -np -t3 -T 30 -nv -A.asp,.cfm,.phtml,.shtml,.htm,.html,'*[0-9]' www.wincraftusa.com Thanks for the report.
