RFC: make "--html-extension" a default for "wget -r -k".

Hi! RFC: make "--html-extension" a default for "wget -r -k". I used wget to download some pages from a PHP site using parameters with "wget -r -k" but without "--html-extension". wget did correctly save a page like "http://www.XXX.de/view.php?page=a.html"; as a file "www.XXX.de/view.php?page=a.ht

Re: BUG on multiprocessor systems

Grzegorz Dzięgielewski wrote: > Hello! > > While wget is used on dualcpu machine the assert(msecs>=0) from > calc_rate() broke program execution with this: > wget: retr.c:262: calc_rate: Warunek `msecs >= 0' nie został > spełniony. (Polish locale - sorry) > > We think that bug is in wtimer_elapsed(

BUG on multiprocessor systems

Hello! While wget is used on dualcpu machine the assert(msecs>=0) from calc_rate() broke program execution with this: wget: retr.c:262: calc_rate: Warunek `msecs >= 0' nie został spełniony. (Polish locale - sorry) We think that bug is in wtimer_elapsed() function. Probably it's a problem with for

Re: bug or limitation of wget used to access VMS servers

Max, The newer versions of wget support VMS ftp servers for sure. As I understand it, a separate piece of code was written to deal with them. The syntax for navigating a VMS ftp server is a bit strange, e.g., to change directories: cd [level1.level2] To change disks: cd disk1:[level1.level2]