Follow-up Comment #8, bug #20417 (project wget):
Please open a new issue with a detailed description - and if possible with a
log file (options: --debug -olog.txt) and/or reproducer.
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Follow-up Comment #7, bug #20417 (project wget):
Also, this bug is decidedly NOT fixed, as Retry-After is simply ignored and
wget immediately retries, hammering the server.
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Follow-up Comment #6, bug #20417 (project wget):
While wget now supports --retry-on-http-error, using it breaks both the HTTP
spec and the intent, as wget still ignores Retry-After completely and pretty
much retries instantly in a loop, which is very bad behaviour and not
approrpiate for an
Update of bug #20417 (project wget):
Status: Invalid => Fixed
Fixed Release:None => 1.19.1
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Follow-up Comment #5, bug #20417 (project wget):
Starting with version 1.19.1, Wget supports the option --retry-on-http-error
which you can use to specify a list of HTTP error codes that should be
retried. So, provided that you are running a current version of wget, just add
this to the
