Hi,
My documentation may be outdated ...
Don't think so, that's what I found in the online documentation too (but
is in contradiction with the results of my test-cases)
BTW, I'm using wget-1.21.3-win32/64, but I know the same happened
already in wget-1.18. For prior versions I don't remember.
Hi,
This, I believe, now highlights the open points.
Let's see what the experts have to say , especially about the things that work
unexpectedly (!?!) My documentation may be outdated ...
That point about a pre-built wget2 for Windows is a very good one. I guess it
is what stops us "exe
Hi,
Thank you for having replied anyway !
The testing I did was always with the same server and file. So I'm 100%
sure about the results (different behaviour on the Netgear)
When I wrote "path/file" then I did mean something like
F:\Download\thefile.txt
I know the documented -O feature, but
Hi,
I am not normally concerned with solving issues surrounding wget, but I use it
a lot myself (mostly on Windows, like you) so the problem you describe
intrigues me.
I don't use a NAS, so I can only assume that both of yours (as well as your yet
unknown next one) would use some form of
Hi,
Let me remind my issue in the mail below .
Some additional information :
I'm using this command :
*wget.exe -O TargetPath/TargetFile http://source*
In the meanwhile I found this :
And now I'm completely lost because the*downloaded file**
*
* does have the original DateTime when *-O
