Philip Mateescu wrote: > A warning message would be nice when for not so obvious reasons wget > doesn't behave as one would expect. > > I don't know if there are other tags that could change wget's behavior > (like -r and meta name="robots" do), but if they happen it would be > useful to have a message.
I agree that this is worth a notable mention in the wget output. At the very least, running with -d should provided more guidance on why the links it has appended to urlpos are not being followed. Buried in the middle of hundreds of lines of output is: no-follow in index.php On the other hand, if other rules prevent a URL from being followed, you might see something like: Deciding whether to enqueue "http://www.othersite.com/index.html";. This is not the same hostname as the parent's (www.othersite.com and www.thissite.com). Decided NOT to load it. Tony
