Re: Error in wget-1.9-b5.zip
Unfortunately, I don't know what the problem is here. Perhaps some of the Windows people can take over this one?
Re: Error in wget-1.9-b5.zip
Error in wget-1.9-b5.zip wget cannot find the host. Turn on -d option and observe: Location: http://www.yourworstenemy.com?tgpid=008drefid=393627 [following] Closing fd 1952 --13:38:35-- http://www.yourworstenemy.com/?tgpid=008drefid=393627 = `tmp2/www.yourworstenemy.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]refid=393627' Resolving www.yourworstenemy.com... seconds 0.00, failed: Host not found. --gv
RE: Error in wget-1.9-b5.zip
Seems more a DNS issue of that domain to me, at least here and now. That page redirects to www.yourworstenemy.com which doesn't resolve: whois www.yourworstenemy.com Registrant: HUMMEL, GREG (YOURWORSTENEMY-DOM) ... Domain servers in listed order: NS1.BEST.COM 128.121.101.11 NS2.BEST.COM 161.58.9.11 NS3.BEST.COM 128.121.101.19 dig @ns1.best.com www.yourworstenemy.com A ; DiG 2.2 @ns1.best.com www.yourworstenemy.com A ; (1 server found) ;; res options: init recurs defnam dnsrch ;; got answer: ;; -HEADER- opcode: QUERY, status: SERVFAIL, id: 55757 ;; flags: qr rd ra; Ques: 1, Ans: 0, Auth: 0, Addit: 0 ;; QUESTIONS: ;; www.yourworstenemy.com, type = A, class = IN ;; Total query time: 1001 msec ;; FROM: ns to SERVER: ns1.best.com 128.121.101.11 ;; WHEN: Wed Oct 15 14:46:06 2003 ;; MSG SIZE sent: 40 rcvd: 40 in other words, no answer. If you prefer: c:\nslookup .. server ns1.best.com Server predefinito: ns1.best.com Address: 128.121.101.11 www.yourworstenemy.com. Server: ns1.best.com Address: 128.121.101.11 *** ns1.best.com non trova www.yourworstenemy.com.: Server failed Heiko -- -- PREVINET S.p.A. www.previnet.it -- Heiko Herold [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- +39-041-5907073 ph -- +39-041-5907472 fax -Original Message- From: Hrvoje Niksic [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, October 15, 2003 2:22 PM To: David Drobny Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Error in wget-1.9-b5.zip Unfortunately, I don't know what the problem is here. Perhaps some of the Windows people can take over this one?
Re: Error in wget-1.9-b5.zip
Gisle Vanem [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Error in wget-1.9-b5.zip wget cannot find the host. Turn on -d option and observe: Location: http://www.yourworstenemy.com?tgpid=008drefid=393627 [following] Closing fd 1952 --13:38:35-- http://www.yourworstenemy.com/?tgpid=008drefid=393627 = `tmp2/www.yourworstenemy.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]refid=393627' Resolving www.yourworstenemy.com... seconds 0.00, failed: Host not found. Note that David's Wget seems to have printed unknown error, not Host not found. Is that an artifact of his version of system libraries, or is Wget doing something wrong?
Re: Error in wget-1.9-b5.zip
Hrvoje Niksic [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: Note that David's Wget seems to have printed unknown error, not Host not found. Is that an artifact of his version of system libraries, or is Wget doing something wrong? I don't know how/when Windows could print anything else what's already in herrmsg(): HOST_NOT_FOUND, NO_RECOVERY NO_DATA, NO_ADDRESS or TRY_AGAIN. Should maybe print the error-number otherwise. --gv
Re: Error in wget-1.9-b5.zip
Hrvoje Niksic [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: Note that David's Wget seems to have printed unknown error, not Host not found. Is that an artifact of his version of system libraries, or is Wget doing something wrong? That's because wget incorrectly uses strerror() for Winsock errors or uses 'errno' when that's not set. The correct thing would be to set 'errno' to last Winsock error and make a compatible function that returns correct string for both sys-errors and WS errors. E.g. we put this in mswindows.h: #define strerror(err) win_strerror (err) extern const char*win_strerror (int err); But the problem is that sys_errlist[] always returns English texts, but Windows's FormatMessage() returns in native language. So to be consistent, I suggest we return English also for Winsock errors (easier when we receive a bug-report from a user without the proper wget.gmo file. Who ever uses NLS anyway?). I could commit a patch if we agree on this. --gv
Re: Error in wget-1.9-b5.zip
Gisle Vanem [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: And anyway, aren't Winsock functions supposed to set errno? If they don't, how does Wget report connection refused, to name but one example? Wget relies on errno/strerror pretty heavily, and if that were non-functional in such an obvious way, I'm sure someone would have complained by now. Winsock (with MingW/MSVC/Watcom/DMC) does *not* set errno. How Wget on Windows could say connection refused I don't know. Sure it wasn't a CygWin version that said that? I have no idea, I haven't tried it yet under Windows. I just assumed that, if it were broken, someone would have reported it by now. I could easily have been wrong... If you mean gettext should translate strerror() strings, I didn't mean that. libc should translate strerror() strings. If it doesn't do that, we simply don't care. I misunderstood your statement about strerror only returning sys_errlist entries to refer to Unix strerror. I guess we should stick to English messages after all. The gettext mechanism that Wget uses is probably almost impossible to map to the Windows localization model, which means that something like LANG=de wget would not work as intended. (It would print German messages, *except* for errors which would on my box be printed in Croatian.)
