Re: wget tries to print the file prn.html
On 2002-09-20 08:15 +0200, Dominic Chambers wrote:
I am using wget 1.82 on Win2K SP2, and wget froze on the fifth
1.8.2.
downloaded file 'prn.html' using the command line:
wget -r -l0 -A htm,html,png,gif,jpg,jpeg --no-parent
http://java.sun.com/products/jlf/at/book
About twenty seconds after it stops, I get Windows complaining that
there is no available printer (I don't have one), and canceling the
job does not cause wget to resume processing.
If I remember correctly (it's been a long time), DOS knows when
you're trying to access a device by looking at the *basename*
(minus path and extension) of the file. As of MS-DOS 6.22, the
list of reserved names was AUX, COM{1,2,3,4}, CON, LPT{1,2,3}, NUL
and PRN. I'm not sure what the list is in the various incarnations
of Windows, nor if it's set in stone (could new reserved names be
added by loading drivers ?).
--
André Majorel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.teaser.fr/~amajorel/
Re: wget tries to print the file prn.html
I just started using wget today, and I am very impressed with it. Apart from the first job I tried, everything has worked perfectly for a number of jobs, even changing to relative URLs, which I thought was very impressive. Thanks for the good work. I am using wget 1.82 on Win2K SP2, and wget froze on the fifth downloaded file 'prn.html' using the command line: wget -r -l0 -A htm,html,png,gif,jpg,jpeg --no-parent http://java.sun.com/products/jlf/at/book About twenty seconds after it stops, I get Windows complaining that there is no available printer (I don't have one), and canceling the job does not cause wget to resume processing. Hi, this is an Windows spezific problem. Normaly should prn.html an valid Filename. And as you can check Long filenames can contain :. But there is an List on reserved words that where interepreted as spezial devices. Since wget work on a ton of systems it could maybe very troublesome to find you each reserved filename. Since you could exclude filenames spezialy i think it is not that problem. Example's - Windows NULL: PRN: - Linux (Normaly,Many) /dev/* /proc/* Cu Thomas Lußnig p.s. Shure it's prn.html and not prn:html ? msg04307/pgp0.pgp Description: PGP signature
Re: wget tries to print the file prn.html
Thomas Lussnig wrote: this is an Windows spezific problem. Normaly should prn.html an valid Filename. And as you can check Long filenames can contain :. No they can't. And, on NTFS including a : in a filename causes the data to be written into an invisible named stream. But there is an List on reserved words that where interepreted as spezial devices. Since wget work on a ton of systems it could maybe very troublesome to find you each reserved filename. Since you could exclude filenames spezialy i think it is not that problem. Example's - Windows NULL: PRN: - Linux (Normaly,Many) /dev/* /proc/* Cu Thomas Lußnig p.s. Shure it's prn.html and not prn:html ? prn.html will cause the problem. Max.
wget tries to print the file prn.html
Hi there, I just started using wget today, and I am very impressed with it. Apart from the first job I tried, everything has worked perfectly for a number of jobs, even changing to relative URLs, which I thought was very impressive. Thanks for the good work. I am using wget 1.82 on Win2K SP2, and wget froze on the fifth downloaded file 'prn.html' using the command line: wget -r -l0 -A htm,html,png,gif,jpg,jpeg --no-parent http://java.sun.com/products/jlf/at/book About twenty seconds after it stops, I get Windows complaining that there is no available printer (I don't have one), and canceling the job does not cause wget to resume processing. Thanks again, Dominic. smime.p7s Description: application/pkcs7-signature
