Hi,
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Currently I have the following problem: I want to store a html page and its
prerequisites locally. The default name under which the html page is stored is
for example "index.php?query+string=foo.html", which IMHO is an ugly filename.
Therefore I use -O to write to a more sensible name. This also facilitates -k,
which converts links such as:
"http://site.org/index.php?query+string=foo#section";
to the local target: "document.html#section"
I also use -nd, so no directory structure is created, and -nc to avoid
clobbering.
However, when I use -p to get the prerequisites in combination with -O, several
prerequisites are saved under the same name specified in -O, overwriting
eachother. When I don't use -O, the html file downloaded can't be renamed to a
sensible name because internally the converted links point to the old, ugly
name: "index.php?query+string=foo.html#section"
So to summarize: the problem is I can't combine -O, -p and -k in a meaningful
way to do all this at once:
* save a document to a sensible name, which wget consecutively automatically
uses for link conversion
* save the prerequisites (unless they've been stored in the same directory
before)
* convert both links to prerequisites and links to id sections to local.
I could use sed -i or perl -pi -e to patch the html to do the conversion myself,
but IMO this is a suboptimal solution, because wget will be better at this and
therefore less prone to errors.
Any ideas?
Regards,
Michiel de Boer
