Re: Failing assertion in Wget 2187

for the record, the real --domains value was 'www.euroskop.cz,www2.euroskop.cz,rozcestnik.euroskop.cz'. In this case, that doesn't change the output, tho. Have a nice day, Stefan Am 28.08.2006 16:44, Mauro Tortonesi schrieb: Stefan Melbinger ha scritto: Hello everyone, I'm having troubles

Failing assertion in Wget 2187

Hello everyone, I'm having troubles with the newest trunk version of wget (revision 2187). Command-line arguments: wget --recursive --spider --no-parent --no-directories --follow-ftp --retr-symlinks --no-verbose --level='2' --span-hosts

Compiling 1.10+devel on Linux

Hello, Could somebody please tell me what's wrong with my way of compiling wget as described on the Wget development page [1]? Here's what I get after running autoheader and autoconf, when I try to run configure: ./configure --prefix=$HOME/wget

Re: --no-content-disposition causes crash

Hi, Am 21.07.2006 12:45, www.mail schrieb: The following command crashes wget 1.11-alpha-1 on Windows 2000 SP4: wget --output-document=- --no-content-disposition http://www.google.com/; Just FYI: This works in the current SVN trunk version, at least on Windows XP Professional SP2.

wget alpha: -r --spider downloading all files

Hi, As you might have noticed I was trying to use wget as a tool to check for dead links on big websites. The combination of -r and --spider is working in the new alpha version, however wget is still downloading ALL files (no matter if they are parseable for further links or not), instead of

wget alpha: -r --spider, number of broken links

Hi again, I don't think that non-existing robots.txt-files should be reported as broken links (as long as they are not referenced by some page). Current output, if spanning over 2 hosts (e.g., -D www.domain1.com,www.domain2.com): - Found 2 broken links.

wget alpha: -r --spider, elapsed time

Hello there, I think I've got the most recent version of wget running now (SVN trunk), and I think there is another problem: When the report about the broken links is printed in the end, the duration of the operation is always 0 seconds: FINISHED --11:56:10-- Downloaded: 62 files, 948K in

Re: wget alpha: -r --spider downloading all files

Am 20.07.2006 14:32, Mauro Tortonesi schrieb: Stefan Melbinger ha scritto: As you might have noticed I was trying to use wget as a tool to check for dead links on big websites. The combination of -r and --spider is working in the new alpha version, however wget is still downloading ALL files

Re: wget alpha: -r --spider downloading all files

Am 20.07.2006 15:22, Mauro Tortonesi schrieb: Stefan Melbinger ha scritto: By the way, FTP transfers shouldn't be downloaded as a whole, too, in this mode. well, the semantics of --spider for FTP are still not very clear to me. at the moment, i was considering whether to simply perform FTP

Using --spider to check for dead links?

would have to be parsed completely, while pictures and other files should only be HEAD-checked for existence (in order to save bandwidth)... Using --spider and --spider -r was not the right way to do this, I fear. Any help is appreciated, thanks in advance! Greets, Stefan Melbinger

Re: Using --spider to check for dead links?

Hi, First of all thanks for the quick answer! :) Am 18.07.2006 17:34, Mauro Tortonesi schrieb: Stefan Melbinger ha scritto: I need to check whole websites for dead links, with output easy to parse for lists of dead links, statistics, etc... Does anybody have experience with that problem