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. When I did this step, of course it goes and looks for the
gzipped file, doesnt find it and then goes ahead and redownloads the
file. Is there a way to make it smart enough to see that the file
exists in an alternate form.
I can fix it if you can give me a clue as to where to look in the
code - in the compare files section of ftp.c it looks like it does
the comparison using strcmp - but maybe it could be changed to say
"if the file has the extension gz (or Z or zip), then look for the
file without the extension too.
Does this sound dooable - it seems to me like it would be a useful
modification. I was hoping I wouldnt have to get the .listing file
and make the modifications in there.
Thanks alot,
Bob
- possible bug/addition to wget bob stephens [contr]
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