Further Enhancement of --download-attr
Hi Tim, Currently the --download-attr only obeys files download=FILENAME where FILENAME is NOT a full path name.
EXAMPLE CASES:
If download="a/b/c/filename" in file Example.html then the directory a/b/c should be created and the file 'filename' should be downloaded into the directory 'c'.
A stronger requirement would be allow for a leading character '/', where '/' is the "root" associated to an OS, obviously for my purposes. UNIX functionality would suffice.
Reasons for wanting this is to allow for one open network socket to be used rather than multiple ones. In particular, I have had occasion to handcraft urls to a given site that immediately takes advantage of "organising" the download files according to a categorisation as specified by one of the directory components. Admittedly there are clumsy ways to get past this impediment by using the shell in clever ways, but I think most of these impose the requirement of having multiple sockets being opened and closed. It's ugly and inefficient, or at least this is my perception.
Thoughts?
ps. Hope the extra contribution to your work here is helping with some nice extra groceries? :-)