From: R Kimber > Yes there's a web page. I usually know what I want.
There's a difference between knowing what you want and being able to describe what you want so that it makes sense to someone who does not know what you want. > But won't a recursive get get more than just those files? Indeed, won't > it get everything at that level? The accept/reject options seem to > assume you know what's there and can list them to exclude them. I only > know what I want. [...] Are you trying to say that you have a list of URLs, and would like to use one wget command for all instead of one wget command per URL? Around here: ALP $ wget -h GNU Wget 1.10.2c, a non-interactive network retriever. Usage: alp$dka0:[utility]wget.exe;13 [OPTION]... [URL]... [...] That "[URL]..." was supposed to suggest that you can supply more than one URL on the command line. Subject to possible command-line length limitations, this should allow any number of URLs to be specified at once. There's also "-1" ("--input-file=FILE"). No bets, but it looks as if you can specify "-" for FILE, and it'll read the URLs from stdin, so you could pipe them in from anything. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Steven M. Schweda [EMAIL PROTECTED] 382 South Warwick Street (+1) 651-699-9818 Saint Paul MN 55105-2547