Thomas Lussnig wrote:
> this is an Windows spezific problem.  Normaly should prn.html an valid
> Filename.
> And as you can check Long filenames can contain ":".

No they can't. And, on NTFS including a ":" in a filename causes the data to be
written into an invisible named stream.

> But there is an
> List on reserved
> words that where interepreted as spezial devices. Since wget work on a
> ton of systems
> it could maybe very troublesome to find you each reserved filename.
> Since you could exclude
> filenames spezialy i think it is not that problem.
>
> Example's
> - Windows
> NULL:
> PRN:
> - Linux
> (Normaly,Many)
> /dev/*
> /proc/*
>
> Cu Thomas Lu�nig
>
> p.s. Shure it's prn.html and not prn:html ?

prn.html will cause the problem.

Max.

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