Am 2008-10-14 01:20:16, schrieb Hraban Luyat: > Hi, > > Considering the -m switch (--mirror): the man page says it is currently > equivalent to -r -N -l inf --no-remove-listing. I was wondering, though: > why does this not also include -k? When mirroring a website it seems > useful to convert the links for appropriate viewing in a browser. That
When mirroring a Website, I WANT A IDENTICAL MIRROR. But IF I want to
have a mirror for Off-Line reading I can choose the additional -k otion.
> is, if mirroring here means what it usually means: provide an
> alternative location to view the same content.. if it's more like a
> backup, then of course -k is not a good option. But in that case, maybe
> it's worth mentioning...?
No! ;-)
> PS: I would like to be CC'ed (not subscribed).
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