Howdy. I've read the man pages and checked this list without seeing anyone else with the same problem.
I've been using wget 1.8.1 on cygwin for the past several months, and I've found it amazingly useful. I am currently trying to error-proof some of my scripts, and I've noticed that if I send the following command:
wget --output-document="\\server\share\directory\filename_20020322.csv" ftp://myname:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/filename_20020322.csv
(from an automated script)
Then I get a file called "filename_20020322.csv" saved to the appropriate share. However, if the file doesn't exist on the ftp site, I still wind up with a file saved on my share, but with a size of 0.
Is there any way to change the settings so that, if the requested file doesn't exist, it doesn't save a 0-byte file?
Thanks.
