Re: wget timeout does not work

[Dave Henderson]

Thanks for getting back in touch Tim.  Sorry it took a little bit to 
respond.  I tried your suggestion, but there is no difference in the 
outcome - wget still hangs.  Here is another URL to test:

https://www.usnews.com/news/politics/articles/2022-03-04/clinton-global-initiative-restarted-to-tackle-urgent-needs


I am using version 1.19.4 with the following switches:

wget -E -k -p -q -N --timeout=3 --tries=1 --server-response "URL"


Any other help would be appreciated!

Thanks,

Dave



On 2/25/22 9:33 AM, Tim Rühsen wrote:
> On 16.02.22 00:32, Dave Henderson wrote:
> > Good afternoon.  I am trying to use wget to crawl some sites and one
> > of the sites that it gets to makes it get stuck.  I've tried using all
> > the timeout parameters, even each individually.  None of them work.
> > It just stays stuck.  Here's the link it is getting stuck on:
> >
> > https://www.adidas.com/us/women-sports_bras?cm_mmc=AdiDisplay_-_-training-_--_-Billboard-_-Default_ad-_-dv%3ABrand-_-cn%3ABRAREVOLUTIONAPPSS22_Reach-_-pc%3Atraining&cm_mmc1=GLOBAL&cm_mmc2=adidas-GLOBAL-Brand-Display-training-Multiple-GLOBAL-BRAREVOLUTIONAPPSS22-2202 
> >
> >
> > Looking forward to hearing back!
>
> By default, wget retries up to 20x, with a growing time span between 
> retries.
>
> Just try --timeout=3 --tries=1.
>
> Regards, Tim