Re: Exclude directorie

2006-05-19 Thread Mauro Tortonesi

Antoine Bonnefoy wrote:

Hy,
I found a bug with the option -X in recursive mode. When i use a wildcard,
in the exclude string, it's only works for one level string.
For example:
for this directory architecture :
server:
  =level1
   = Data
   = level2
= Data

wget -X */Data -r http://server/level1/
works correctly for exclude directory Data
but don't exclude the Data directory in level2

The bug come from the fnmatch function.
I correct it for me in the utils.c file with deactivate the flag
FNM_PATHNAME in the proclist() function.

Is it the right comportment?

I hope its help

Excuse me for my English


hi antoine,

could you please tell us which version of wget you are using? after the 
release of 1.10.2 i have merged a patch that fixed a few bugs in -X 
support, so you might want to try the current version of wget available 
from our subversion repository:


http://www.gnu.org/software/wget/wgetdev.html#development

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Exclude directorie

2006-05-18 Thread Antoine Bonnefoy
Hy,I found a bug with the option -X in recursive mode. When i use a wildcard, in the exclude string, it's only works for one level string.For example:for this directory architecture :server: =level1
 = Data = level2 = Datawget -X */Data -r http://server/level1/ works correctly for exclude directory Data but don't exclude the Data directory in level2
The bug come from the fnmatch function.I correct it for me in the utils.c file with deactivate the flag FNM_PATHNAME in the proclist() function. Is it the right comportment?I hope its help
Excuse me for my EnglishAntoine BonnefoyFrance