Hello, I'm using wget 1.10.2 on fedora core 4 and 1.9.1 on fc2, but I'm seeing the same problem on both. (Most of my testing's been on the fc4 machine.)
I'm trying to craft a wget command that'll suck down an htdigest-protected web stats page (complete with graphics) that I can put into cron eventually. Right now, I'm just trying to find a wget command that works. The URL I'm going to has a few GET options posted on it too. Basically, it looks something like this: http://foo.com/awstats/awstats.pl?config=bar&framename=mainright In the HTML returned, there are a bunch of img tags referencing some png graphics. If I do the following with wget: wget -p --convert-links --http-user blah --http-passwd halb 'http://foo.com/awstats/awstats.pl?config=bar&framename=mainright' ...all I get is the HTML output by the awstats.pl command. I cannot get wget to fetch the referenced PNG files. I tried the '--span-hosts' option, even though the image references are on the same host, but that's not helping. Any suggestions? I'm close to writing a crude python script that'll do just this, but it seems like overkill. AFAICT, it _looks_ like wget should be able to do this, right? Thanks, pete
