From dev:
I checked and the .wgetrc file has continue=on. Is there any way to
surpress the sending of getting by byte range? I will read through the
email and see if I can gather some more information that may be needed.
Remove continue=on from .wgetrc?
Consider:
-N, --timestamping
I was running wget to test mirroring an internal development site, and
using large database dumps (binary format) as part of the content to
provide me with a large number of binary files for the test. For the
test I wanted to see if wget would run and download a quantity of 500K
files with
I was running wget to test mirroring an internal development site, and
using large database dumps (binary format) as part of the content to
provide me with a large number of binary files for the test. For the
test I wanted to see if wget would run and download a quantity of 500K
files with
I was running wget to test mirroring an internal development site, and
using large database dumps (binary format) as part of the content to
provide me with a large number of binary files for the test. For the
test I wanted to see if wget would run and download a quantity of 500K
files with
1. It would help to know the wget version (wget -V).
2. It might help to see some output when you add -d to the wget
command line. (One existing file should be enough.) It's not
immediately clear whose fault the 416 error is. It might also help to
know which Web server is running on the
