Hello Hrvoje, are you from Chechien? Your name looks like it. I am from Leipzig, Germany. But anyway, I am sitting in the US now and try to show my friends back in Germany the pictures I took in the states. Since I have a cablemodem here I am online all the time. As a server I use a 200MHz Pentium which serves as a IMAP-mailserver and nfs-server, gateway, chaching-nameserver and I have Apache running on Port 8080 to give the world access to my pictures. I took a Perl script to generate the Webpages, which works out quite well. Since the server is slow, the perl script takes a while to come up with a page and so I thought I could use wget to create a Image of all the pages so I could serve the pages without the script, which would be much faster then the script version. Unfortunately the script builds on passing arguments with directory path's like "index.cgi?mode=view&album=/2001/01_Reisen/02_YellowStoneUrlaub/01_FahrtUndAnkommen" which wget saves and only "index.cgi?mode=view&album=" is reaching the hard drive. I know this kind of filenames (with slashes) are not possible to store on a harddrive. My question would go this way: Is it possible to include a feature into wget which converts these strings into something which is "storable".
I give you here the root of my server, which can change every 24hr but usually doesn't so you can try: http://68.42.36.58:8080/ I update this link whenever out IP changes: http://www.geocities.com/d_u_hartl/ I hope you can help me. Thanks Uwe -- *********************************************************************** Uwe Hartl e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 6101 Silverbrooke West Telephone: (248) 926-3710 West Bloomfield, MI 48322 USA ***********************************************************************
