>> --16:59:21-- http://www.maqamworld.com:80/ >> => `index.html' >> Connecting to www.maqamworld.com:80... connected! > >It looks like you have http_proxy=80 in your wgetrc file.
I placed "use_proxy = off" to .wgetrc (which file I did not have earlier) and to "~/wget/etc/wgetrc" (which file I had), and tried wget --proxy=off http://www.maqamworld.com and it still does not work. Could there be some system wgetrc files somewhere? I have compiled wget on my own to my home directory, and certainly wish that my own installation does not use files of some other installation. Why did you think the ":80" comes from proxy? I have always thought it comes from the target site, not from our site. Did you try the given command yourself and it worked? Please try now if you did not. If wget puts the ":80" , then how do I instruct wget to not do that no matter what is told somewhere? What part of the source code I should edit if that is only what helps? Though, you should fix this to the wget source because something is not working now. I wonder why this "not working" is set as a default behaviour to wget... Regards, Juhana
