Maciej W. Rozycki wrote: > I'm not sure what you are referring to. We are discussing a common > problem with "static" pages generated by default by Apache as "index.html" > objects for server's filesystem directories providing no default page.
Really? The original posting from Jamie Zawinski said: > I know this would be somewhat evil, but can we have a special case in > wget to assume that files named "?N=D" and "index.html?N=D" are the same > as "index.html"? I'm tired of those dumb apache sorting directives > showing up in my mirrors as if they were real files... I understood the question to be about URLs containing query strings (which Jamie called sorting directives) showing up as separate files. I thought the discussion was related to that topic. Maybe it diverged from that later in the chain and I missed the change of topic. I think what Jamie wants is one copy of index.html no matter how many links of the form index.html?N=D appear. > BTW, wget's accept/reject rules are not regular expressions but simple > shell globbing patterns. OK. Tony
