Guys;
The problem I see with wget tar functionality is forming each of the tar
file headers.
Each download would have to be completed before the header is created, sum
check, no of bytes etc.
Only then could wget add the file to the proposed tar file.
Regards
Ian
Unless I'm mistaken the "--spider" option should cause wget to
not actually download any files. However that doesn't seem to
work (it still downloads them and stores them in the local filesystem).
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hello!
i'm using wget for windows version 1.8.1
my trouble is, i want do download for exaple the file "test.asp" unsing a querystring
(index.asp?query=myvar), from a webserver with all images used to display this page
(using the -p option):
wget -p http://www.testweb.com/index.asp?query=myvar
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Hi Frederic!
> I'd like to know if there is a simple way to 'mirror' only the images
> from a galley (ie. without thumbnails).
[...]
I won't address the options you suggested, because I think they should
be evaluated by a developper/coder.
However, as I often download galleries (and have some my
On Wed, Apr 24, 2002 at 07:21:06AM +0200, Frederic Lochon (crazyfred) wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'd like to know if there is a simple way to 'mirror' only the images
> from a galley (ie. without thumbnails).
Depends on what you'd call "easy" I guess, apart from Jens' suggestion, you
might want to take
Herold Heiko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> But if I understand this correctly (sorry, sources not checked, foot
> in mouth ecc.) with -k wget still needs to correct the html files
> later, when it knows what has been downloaded and what not. So it
> can't print the file as soon as downloaded, onl
>> It also seems these options are incompatible:
>> --continue with --recursive
>> This could be useful, imho.
JR> How should wget decide if it needs to "re-get" or "continue" the file?
JR> You could probably to "smart guessing", but the chance of false decisions
JR> persists.
Not wanting to r
I apologize for re-posting but I didn't get any answer the first time.
Is it possible to communicate with wget? I want it to report what is it
doing, what is the size of the downloaded file, etc. I would use it for
a downloader box with remote access for a LAN.
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Hi Brix!
> >> It also seems these options are incompatible:
> >> --continue with --recursive
[...]
> JR> How should wget decide if it needs to "re-get" or "continue" the file?
[...]
Brix:
> Not wanting to repeat my post from a few days ago (but doing so nevertheless) the
>one way
> without chec
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Hrvoje Niksic wrote:
> > This is contrary to the spec which strictly states that
> > content-length must be obeyed and that the user must be notified
> > that something strange happened.
>
> Which spec says that?
Quoting from section 7.2.2 of RFC 1945:
When an Entity-Body is included with a
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