Juhana Sadeharju wrote: > Hello. > Why wget generates the following index files? > Why so many index files? > > ftp1.sourceforge.net/gut/index.html > ftp1.sourceforge.net/gut/index.html?C=M&O=A > ftp1.sourceforge.net/gut/index.html?C=M&O=D > ftp1.sourceforge.net/gut/index.html?C=N&O=A > ftp1.sourceforge.net/gut/index.html?C=N&O=D > ftp1.sourceforge.net/gut/index.html?C=S&O=A > ftp1.sourceforge.net/gut/index.html?C=S&O=D
Because there are ot the server. Or in other words, I guess you were doing a : wget --mirror http://ftp1.sourceforge.net/gut/ right? Look with your browser at the above address and see the sorting links that Apache webserver provides. I agree that not downloading them will be better, but... try something with: wget -m --reject "O=A,O=D" http://ftp1.sourceforge.net/gut/ (but there is robots.txt preventing the download usually) Kalin. -- || ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ || ( ) http://ThinRope.net/ ( ) || ______________________ ||
