I'm curious. Currently, "-O" may be used with multiple URLs on the
command line. What would be "the right way" for this to work with "-N"?
Steven M. Schweda (+1) 651-699-9818
382 South Warwick Street
i've just found this [1] open debian bug report. it's open since 26 Jul
2003 and still not corrected in the recent version of wget :-(
greets
KoS
[1] http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=202911
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Martin Kos +41-76-384-93-33
http://kos.li
i played a little with the options and found out that wget indeed uses
the original filename to see if the file is newer than the remote file
but saves it then to the output file.
e.g.
wget -N -O test.gif http://kos.li/images/kos.li.gif
if there is NO local kos.li.gif then the file is always d
hi
is there a way to use the timestamping future but to force wget to
output the file to another filename? if i use only timestamping
everything works fine, but if i use another output document
(--output-document) it ignores the timestamps?
i used GNU Wget 1.9.1 from debian sarge.
greets
K
