* Heiko Selber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2004-09-08 16:57]:
> Hello,
> 
> Example: If the file foo-1.2.3-45.rpm is replaced by foo-1.2.3-46.rpm, 
> wget happily downloads the new file, but the old one remains locally.
> 
> For now, I have to remove the old files semi-automagically to avoid 
> cramming the disk.

Ditto.  Wget is lacking trash cleanup.  In addition to the case you
mention, there are also cases where a link to a file might be removed,
but the file remains.  Without researching whether a file is linked to
from another part of the html heirchy, admins are tempted to leave
trash around.  A tool that discovers unlinked files and offers to
delete them would be quite useful.

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