I'd like to be able to partially remirror sites that I know have been updated. Can I force the --convert-links option to work on "local" links even if those linked resources were not redownloaded? In other words, a "trust me, I know I have them already" option. For large, mostly static sites, not having to refetch the entire site would be beneficial.
For reference, my typical "mirror" command is 'wget --recursive --force-directories --level inf --wait=3 --convert-links --follow-ftp --no-parent --page-requisites'. If I should be using something else for this effect and missed it, please let me know. Alternatively, maybe it would be useful if the --convert-links logic were spun off into its own command. Then, after putting the new file(s) in the existing archive, one could relink the new file(s) to all the others. This would actually be better in cases where you only had a partial mirror to begin with, because it would still verify the files existed before changing the links. Tim -- Tim Larson Web Application Engineer ElectricShoes Productions
