From: David David > 3. Outputs the graph to ta.html (replacing original > ta.html)... BAD.
On VMS, where (by default) it's harder to write to an open file, the symptom is different: ta.html: file currently locked by another user But the real question is: If a Web page has links to other files, how is Wget supposed to package all that stuff into _one_ file (which _is_ what -O will do), and still make any sense out of it? It might be practical to rig a new option to put the primary URL results into one file with a user-specified name, but still handle the page-requisites in the normal way, but, as currently implemented, -O is a long way from doing that. And I agree, those certainly are ugly file names. Could you make a simple redirecting Web page on a Web (or FTP) server of your own, with a _nice_ name, and then attack that page with Wget? (Ugly, but perhaps effective.) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Steven M. Schweda [EMAIL PROTECTED] 382 South Warwick Street (+1) 651-699-9818 Saint Paul MN 55105-2547
