Am Dienstag, 4. Dezember 2012 schrieb Adrien Dumont: > Hi, > > I have find a bug in GNU Wget 1.13.4 : > > wget "$edt_url" --config="$wget_config" \ > --post-data="login=$edt_login&password=$edt_password&action=Connexion" \ > --keep-session-cookies --save-cookies '/tmp/edt_cookies.txt' \ > -O '/dev/null' -nv -a "$log" > > is not equivalent to > > wget "$edt_url" \ > --post-data="login=$edt_login&password=$edt_password&action=Connexion" \ > --keep-session-cookies --save-cookies '/tmp/edt_cookies.txt' \ > -O '/dev/null' -nv -a "$log" --config="$wget_config" > > In the first case, wget runs correctly. > > In the second case, wget ignores --config. > > $wget_config is a file who contains proxy parameters. > > cat $wget_config > http_proxy = http://????.????:????@10.10.28.5:3128 > use_proxy = on > wait = 15
Just to confirm it, Wget 1.14 suffers from the same behaviour. I am not shure, if it is a bug or a documented feature. Reducing the CLI options, it turns out that the order of --config and --post- data matters. --config after --post-data ignores the proxy settings. Regards, Tim
