Brian Dessent wrote:
L Anderson wrote:
Is it a bug/feature in 'wget'; i.e., 'wget' handles the '\' not as a
directory thingy but as part of the file name thus converting things
like 'x\y' to 'x%5Cy' or is it caused by some other part of cygwin?
This is the fault of the web site author. If he use
L Anderson wrote:
> Is it a bug/feature in 'wget'; i.e., 'wget' handles the '\' not as a
> directory thingy but as part of the file name thus converting things
> like 'x\y' to 'x%5Cy' or is it caused by some other part of cygwin?
This is the fault of the web site author. If he uses in his html
When I use 'wget' to mirror some web sites, I notice a peculiar behavior
I'm unable to find described in the mail archives or with google. To
wit(using MSWindows directory notation):
If a web site has something like the following stored on 'host':
...
root\a\u.html
root\
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