Tim Verhoeven wrote: > On Wed, Aug 12, 2009 at 7:29 PM, Andreas Rogge<a.rogge at solvention.de> wrote: > >> I just hacked it together using wget and xslt. It is still quite rough, >> but works. >> Downloading can be done with wget -r -nH -np http://whatever/base/url/ >> However, there are css files missing then (wget doesn't follow @import >> statements). >> After that you can just apply the attached XSLT to remove the header and >> add the disclaimer. >> >> So far I only tested with the Deployment Guide. I wanted to know wether >> that kind of solution is ok for you. If it is, I can probably create a >> rather small script for mirroring and maintain it. >> >> > > Hi again, > > After being busy with some other stuff I had some time to look into > this some more. > > First there is the issue that wget does not follow urls mentioned in > CSS. Well, some good news here. The current development version of > wget (1.12) has received support for it. I've tested and it indeed > works. I can probably create a RPM for it if people are interested in > this. http://wolfy.fedorapeople.org/wget <---- SRPM and i386.el5.rpm x86_64.rpm available on request + 30 min work