On Sun, 2014-10-26 at 13:22 +0100, Martintxo wrote: > Package: podget > Version: 0.7.3-1 > Severity: normal > > Dear Maintainer, > > I'm using podget 0.5.8-1 in a server with Debian stable for a small FM radio. > It's working fine. Many thanks for it. > > In that server I have this setting in podgetrc (I repeat, is podget 0.5.8): > most_recent=1 > It is working fine, it only downloads the last (mor new) episode of the > podcast, > and this is what I need in this case :-D > > Now, I'm testing podget in Debian testing for know if it is working in the > same > way. I need to stay ready for the new version when Debian testing will be > stable. > > So, in my home computer, with Debian testing and podget 0.7.3-1, I create a > new > config: delete the full ~/.podget dir, and run podget -vv. It says that it > will > donwload one episode from one podcast to test it. In my case it download some > episodes, not one. > > Well, I need to check my config like in the radio server. I change the > podgetrc > in my home computer (for podget 0.7.3) and put: > MOST_RECENT=1 > and serverlist for put one of my podcast: > http://www.democracynow.org/podcast-es.xml DemocracyNow > and test it. And the same, It downloads all the podcast in this URL (in this > moment it have 11 "enclosure", and I get 11 mp3 in the download dir...) > > So I test the "-r 1" and the "--recent 1" comand line options, and I get the > same result. > > I don't know what happens, I check the source code of both scripts (0.5.8 and > 0.7.3) and look pretty the same in this case. In any way, the line at 1495 > (0.7.3): > INDEXFILE=$(echo "${INDEXFILE}" | cut -d \ -f -"${MOST_RECENT}") > look wrong, it isn't the "-d" option of cut must be surrounded with quotes? > (and there are 2 spaces later)... > > Well. That is my report. Sorry for my bad english, I'm and spanish speaker. > Greetings. Martintxo.
Excellent timing. I had an Arch user report the same issue and it took me a little while to track the issue down. Initially I tracked it down to the exact line you found but changing that only fixed some of the feeds that were having issues. However I was able to follow it upstream from there and found the issue was not being filtered by the sed statements at the initial INDEXFILE generation. I've released an updated version on Sourceforge, and submitted it to Debian Mentors where I hope it will be soon accepted. This is a relatively small update and so I don't anticipate any issues. Thank you for the report and I must say your English is much better than my Spanish. -- Dave Vehrs dve...@gmail.com -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-dist-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
