On Mon, 3 Oct 2005, Majboroda O.V. wrote:
> Please write me where I find last version of wget for dos and source of
> dos version?
If you actually want the DOS version (not for use with Windows, just
plain DOS), you can get the 1.8.2 binary with the patch against the main
distribution from
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Hello,
Please write me where I find last version of wget for dos and source of
dos version?
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Oleg
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wget (currently) compares the following things between the server and local
file system: file name, file size, and modification time. If all three match
and the --timestamping option is used, the file will not be downloaded from
the server. None of those things will match in the case you mention.
> Is this currently possible? Am I just overlooking something obvious?
Have you looked at --level?
PS) Questions about how wget works should be sent to wget@sunsite.dk
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Hi WGet folks,
This isnt really a bug I found in the operation of wget, but I think
it is a functionality problem.
I wonder if you can help me. I would like to use wget to mirror an
ftp site - this step seems easy.
BUT, I would like to set it up so that the files on my end are un-
gzipped.
