Please, be polite...
To "learninglovinghelping" (or are you "LearningGrowingSharing"?):
wget is a command line tool and as such, needs some command line options
to work. If you simply click on it, it complains about a lack thereof
and exits. Try using it from a command prompt. Welcome to the exci
I wrote:
I use wget to mirror the contents of a remote directory (containing
patches for SuSE Linux, if you want to know the details).
It works quite well, but I can't find an option that makes wget remove
files locally that are no longer on the server.
Example: If the file foo-1.2.3-45.rpm is
There is a bug in the -np option ("don't ascend to the parent
directory") of wget 1.9.1:
When the URL ends in a slash ("/"), it works OK, but when the slash is
missing, wget apparently doesn't care about the option and happily
continues above the parent directory.
Compare these two lines (only
Hello,
I use wget to mirror the contents of a remote directory (containing
patches for SuSE Linux, if you want to know the details).
It works quite well, but I can't find an option that makes wget remove
files locally that are no longer on the server.
Example: If the file foo-1.2.3-45.rpm is re
