This option forces WebCopy to use the local copy of the file if it exists, without checking if the file was changed in the server. Before doing a request to a server, WebCopy checks for the file in the working directory, and sends file information to the server. Only if the file was changed since last access, the new version is retrieved. This option forces WebCopy to ignore the local copy of the file if it exists, and retrieves the one that resides at the server, useful if you are using -o option and redirecting the output to a file with the same name. WebCopy displays a brief help, ignores other options specified and exits.
Some options conflicts with others.
If you use the same name for both source and destination file, you must also specify -g option, or you will probably get an empty file. Wait for your own mail to arrive. It should contain the posted URL-encoded data in the body. To retrieve only .html or . This program must be distributed for free, and cannot be included in commercial packages without prior written permisson from the autor.