I am forwarding you 15844. I can reproduce it on 1.8.1. http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=15844&repeatmerged=yes
----- I observed this behavior which is not documented, and I don't think should happen. Suppose ftp://host.com/filename is a symlink to ftp://host.com/realfilename. Saying wget ftp://host.com/filename will download realfilename under the name filename. But add the -N option and wget will merely create a symlink. In both cases, suppose there are no matching local file names. I think correct behavior under -N should be to check the timestamp of the linked file (realfilename) and if the file should be downloaded, proceed as if without -N, that is, download the file but call it by the name of the link. ----- Any comments welcome. Please keep [EMAIL PROTECTED] CC'ed. TIA. -- Guillaume Morin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> N'oublie pas ton sourire pour ce soir si tu sors Un jury t'attend, n'injurie pas le sort (Noir Désir)
