francois eric [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
after some test:
bug is when: ftp, with username and password, with bind address specifyed
bug is not when: http, ftp without username and password
looks like memory leaks. so i made some modification before bind:
src/connect.c:
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...
/*
I onced used the skip robots directive in the wgetrc file.
But I can't find it anymore in wget 1.9.1 documentation.
Did it disapeared from the doc or from the program ?
Please answer me, as I'm not subscribed to this list
I'm trying to download a directory recursively with
wget -rL http://site/dir/script.php
wget retrieves all the pages looking like
http://site/dir/script.php?param1=value1
but not the following :
http://site/dir/script.php?param1=value1page=pageno
What's wrong ?
Please reply me directly as I'm
use
robots = on/off in your wgetrc
or
wget -e robots = on/off URL in your command line
Jens
PS: One note to the manual editor(s?):
The -e switch could be (briefly?) mentioned
also at the wgetrc commands paragraph.
I think it would make sense to mention it there again
without clustering the
I am using wget to retrieve large amounts of genetic sequence from
various sites. In order to make this more efficient, I am using time
stamping, but for some reason the time-stamping does not seem to work
for one of my queries. This query :
wget --non-verbose --timestamping
Jens Rösner [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
PS: One note to the manual editor(s?): The -e switch could be
(briefly?) mentioned also at the wgetrc commands paragraph. I
think it would make sense to mention it there again without
clustering the manual too much. Currently it is only mentioned in
I don't see any obvious reason why timestamping would work in one
case, but not in the other. One possible explanation might be that
the second server does not provide correct time-stamping data. Debug
output (with the `-d' switch) might shed some light on this.
