Hi Chris! Using the -k switch (convert local files to relative links) should do what you want.
CU Jens Christopher Stone wrote: > > Hi. > > I am new to wget, and although it doesn't seem to > difficult, I am unable to get the desired results that > I am looking for. > > I currently have a web site hosted by a web hosting > site. I would like to take this web site as is and > bring it to my local web server. Obviously, the ip > address and all the links point back to this web > server. > > When I ran wget and sucked the site to my local box, > it pulled all the pages down and the index page comes > up fine, but when I click on a link, it goes back to > the remote server. > > What switch(s) do I use, so that when I pull the pages > to my box, that all of the links are changed also? > > Thank you. > > Chris > > please cc to me, as i am not a list subscriber. > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Yahoo! Finance - Get real-time stock quotes > http://finance.yahoo.com
