"Andrzej " <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >> Because a ~andyk directory is in the URL. If you don't want it, use >> either -nd or --cut-dirs=1, depending on whether you want to get rid >> of the whole directory hierarchy or just that one dir. > > --cut-dirs=1 solves the problem. Thanks. > > BTW, why are there two dashes -- instead of one - before that > option?
GNU programs use two dashes for long options and one dash for one-letter options. This is somewhat more readable and it also allows combining of one-letter options, e.g. "-rl1" instead of "-r -l1".
