Hello, Everyone I am running wget from SVN and I have come upon a problem that I have never had before. I promise that I checked the documentation on your website to see if I needed to change how I use wget. I even joined this list, and perused the archives, with no results. Not that they aren't there, but I didn't find any :) I will use my own domain as an example: In the past, I would run: wget -kr -nc http://www.afolkey2.net and the result would be a mirror of my domain, with the links converted for local viewing. (In this case, wget is the SVN version, which is located at /usr/local/bin/wget)
Now, if I run that same command, I get the following output: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Archives]$ wget -kr -nc http://www.afolkey2.net --07:55:48-- http://www.afolkey2.net/ Resolving www.afolkey2.net... 12.203.241.111 Connecting to www.afolkey2.net|12.203.241.111|:80... connected. HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK Length: 1339 (1.3K) [text/html] 100%[======================================================================>] 1,339 --.-K/s in 0.01s 07:55:48 (136 KB/s) - `www.afolkey2.net/index.html' saved [1339/1339] FINISHED --07:55:48-- Downloaded: 1 files, 1.3K in 0.01s (136 KB/s) [EMAIL PROTECTED] Archives]$ As you can see, it downloaded ONLY http://www.afolkey2.net/index.html and exited without error. If I try adding a sub-directory to the above example, the result is the same - wget downloads index.html in the directory that I point it to, and then exits without error. But, if I run: "/usr/bin/wget -kr -nc http://www.afolkey2.net"; (/usr/bin/wget is the version of wget that ships with the distro that I run, Fedora Core 3) the result is as it should be, www.afolkey2.net is downloaded in it's entirety, and the links are converted for local viewing. I understand that maybe something has changed about wget's options. But I was not able to locate that information on my own. If this is a bug (Fedora Core 3 specific or not) I would be glad to report it as soon as you tell me that it is a bug. If you need any more information, let me know and I will be glad to oblige. Right now, I'm going to uninstall /usr/local/bin/wget and reinstall from a fresh download from SVN and see what happens..... Have a Great Day, Steven P. Ulrick P.S.: For clarification, I only used afolkey2.net as an example. Every website that I attempt wget -kr -nc on behaves the same way. But I JUST discovered that recursive downloading from ftp domains seems to work perfectly. I am now downloading ftp.crosswire.org, and it looks like it would happily continue until there was no more to download.
