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wondering if anyone had seen this behaviour with wget 1.8.2?

|aeolos[/scratch/netbsd] 156v#: env ftp_proxy=3D$http_proxy wget -m -np -nH=
 --cut-dirs=3D2 --cache=3Doff ftp://mirror.aarnet.edu.au/pub/NetBSD/NetBSD-=
1.6/sparc/
|--15:31:43--  ftp://mirror.aarnet.edu.au/pub/NetBSD/NetBSD-1.6/sparc/
|           =3D> `NetBSD-1.6/sparc/index.html'
|Resolving proxy.internal... done.
|Connecting to proxy.internal[192.168.1.4]:3128... connected.
|Proxy request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
|Length: unspecified [text/html]
|
|    [ <=3D>                                                               =
                 ] 2,739         58.15K/s            =20
|
|Last-modified header missing -- time-stamps turned off.
|15:31:44 (58.15 KB/s) - `NetBSD-1.6/sparc/index.html' saved [2739]
|
|
|FINISHED --15:31:44--
|Downloaded: 2,739 bytes in 1 files

=2E.. basically I don't seem to be able to get wget to recurse into
index.html when it is downloaded via FTP ... HTTP works fine, however I
then also get all the *?[FDS]=3D[AD] 'files' from the default Apache index
pages (which I don't seem to be able to use --reject to remove, either)

I'd prefer to stick with FTP if possible ...

I am able to download other files from a different machine with an older
version of wget using the same arguments as above (using wget 1.7nb1)

any ideas?

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Malcolm Herbert                                This brain intentionally
mjch@mjch.net                                                left blank

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