Oops. Shame on me. I just needed to RTFM: I just need to use the -k option...
Carl On Wed, 2004-05-26 at 09:38, Carl McTague wrote: > This isn't really a bug, more a suggestion for how wget might behave > better in a special situation. > > I'm using Wget 1.9.1 to recursively retrieve a web site that has > index.cgi files with arguments. Internally, the pages refer to these > with links like: > > blah.com/?arg=hello. > > When wget fetches these, it saves local files called > > blah.com/index.html?arg=hello > > which is fine, but it leaves the internal links unaltered, and so the > local copy's links are broken. > > To remedy the situation, could wget save the files as > "blah.com/?arg=hello", or rewrite the links within the pages to > "index.html?arg=hello"? > > Carl
