may tend towards the top). Not all of these represent user-visible
changes.
+* RFC 1738 says that if logging on to an FTP server puts you in a directory
+ other than '/', the way to specify a file relative to '/' in a URL (let's use
+ "/bin/ls" in this example) is "ftp://host/%2Fbin/ls". Wget needs to support
+ this (and ideally not consider "ftp://host//bin/ls" to be equivalent, as that
+ would equate to the command "CWD " rather than "CWD /"). To accomodate people
+ used to broken FTP clients like Internet Explorer and Netscape, if
+ "ftp://host/bin/ls" doesn't exist, Wget should try again (perhaps under
+ control of an option), acting as if the user had typed "ftp://host/%2Fbin/ls".
+
+* If multiple FTP URLs are specified that are on the same host, Wget should
+ re-use the connection rather than opening a new one for each file.
+
* Try to devise a scheme so that, when password is unknown, Wget asks
the user for one.
* Make wget return non-zero status in more situations, like incorrect HTTP auth.
-* Timestamps are sometimes not copied over on files retrieved by FTP.
-
* Make -K compare X.orig to X and move the former on top of the latter if
they're the same, rather than leaving identical .orig files laying around.