David Fritz wrote:
Michael Bingel wrote:
Hi there,
I was looking for a tool to retrieve web pages and print them to
standard out. As windows user I tried wget from Cygwin, but it
created a file and I could not find the option to redirect output to
standard out.
Then I browsed throught the on
Hrvoje Niksic wrote:
David Fritz writes:
But, I'd guess you probably had a non-option argument before -O.
For a while now, the version of getopt_long() included with Cygwin
has had argument permutation disabled by default.
What on Earth were they thinking?!
:) Well, ultimately, I can only sp
David Fritz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> But, I'd guess you probably had a non-option argument before -O.
> For a while now, the version of getopt_long() included with Cygwin
> has had argument permutation disabled by default.
What on Earth were they thinking?! I've never considered the
possibi
Michael Bingel wrote:
Hi there,
I was looking for a tool to retrieve web pages and print them to
standard out. As windows user I tried wget from Cygwin, but it created a
file and I could not find the option to redirect output to standard out.
Then I browsed throught the online documentation and
Michael Bingel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I thought great, problem solved, but Cygwin wget version 1.9 does
> not accept "-O", although the NEWS file does not state removal of
> this feature.
-O is still there. How exactly are you invoking Wget and what error
message is it printing?
> Your o
Hi there,
I was looking for a tool to retrieve web pages and print them to
standard out. As windows user I tried wget from Cygwin, but it created a
file and I could not find the option to redirect output to standard out.
Then I browsed throught the online documentation and found the -O option
