Hello, It appears that when the `--input-file` flag is specified, the `--domains` flag is ignored, and all hosts are spanned, even though I haven't explicitly set `-H`.
I would assume that the host would be restricted to what is specified in `--domains`, or if absent, in `--base`, but that doesn't seem to be the case. wget \ --base=https://$1 \ --content-disposition \ --continue \ --convert-links \ --domains=$1 \ --execute robots=off \ --force-directories \ --force-html \ --input-file=$1.html \ --level=1 \ --max-redirect=2 \ --output-file=$1.log \ --random-wait \ --recursive \ --reject mp3 \ --reject-regex "(.*)\?(.*)" \ --timestamping \ --wait=0.1 This is crawling and downloading files from domains that aren't $1. Using GNU Wget 1.20.1 built on darwin18.2.0. Jason
