"Hrvoje Niksic" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
my wget (GNU Wget 1.10) on a crux-based system simply truncates the
# and everything after [...]
The part after the "#" in HTTP URLs is what some call a "fragment
identifier". [...]
oh dear - sorry for asking that stupid question - too much "low level" tech
stuff made me missing the obvious...
in contrast to the faq (http://www.gnu.org/software/wget/faq.html):
[...]
The FAQ is very imprecise here with its use of the term "funny
characters". [...]
this faq additionally misled me - perhaps just kill the # from the "funny
characters" listing?
or adding a small note on how wget builds its http request from given URLs
in the manpage?
sincerly,
martin koniczek
