On Sat, 26 Nov 2011, Ángel González wrote:
On 10/11/11 03:24, Andrew Daviel wrote:
When downloading a large file over a high-latency (e.g. long physical
distance) high-bandwidth link, the download time is dominated by the
round-trip time for TCP handshakes.
Using the "range" header in HTTP/1.
Dear developers of WGET,
Thank you for a useful tool. The operation is intuitive and easy to use.
With the advent of Windows 7, however, users who save wget.exe in their
program files directory will be confused as to where the files are
saved. Could you add a line in the wget help directing
I have had this problem in the past. I should be more intelligent
about the use of "--continue"
According to your output, it could either compare REST again 213, or
rather notify (not stop) because of "504 Reply marker must be 0"
A note here for Eike regarding the use of --continue with *.ZIP, it
Hi all,
i use wget to download a complete directory from a ftp server and want
to download new files every day.
I use a command like
wget --continue ftp://someserver/somedirectory/*.ZIP
It seems like wget tries to resume files, even if they are already
finished. I sniffed the generated netw
