I try update a file with following command: ***
wget -N --proxy=off --cache=off http://172.17.8.14/etrust/vet.dat -O c:\temp\kkk\xx.dat --11:17:01-- http://172.17.8.14/etrust/vet.dat => `c:/temp/kkk/xx.dat' Connecting to 172.17.8.14:80... connected. HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK Length: 2,747,213 [text/plain] 100%[====================================>] 2,747,213 7.92M/s 11:17:02 (7.92 MB/s) - `c:/temp/kkk/xx.dat' saved [2747213/2747213] *** Seems OK, but when I issue the same command again, it also downloads the file again - and it should not, because the timestamp did not change. The reason is, that local file "vet.dat" is checked for the timestamp, instead of the specified output file "xx.dat". Kind regards, Karel Rys ______ _ ___ Vyssi odborna skola zahradnicka \ \/ \_ --- | Stredni zahradnicka skola / | | Melnik ( | | \_ ___/ | e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] _/ \\ ______| web: http://www.zas-me.cz \_ / \_/ tel. 315 623 023, 604 846 436 \____/ fax 315 623 009
