I just compiled wget 1.7 under HP-UX and discovered that it dumps core
on -every- invocation, whether with no args, a single arg of --help or
--version, or a URL. 1.6 appears to do the same thing. 1.5.3 (the
version I've been using up until now), and every previous version of
wget I've ever
I haven't exactly nailed this down yet, but it looks like -k isn't
doing the right thing under wget 1.7. It might be only in combination
with one or more of -H or -p, but either way, the behavior below is
incorrect. (I also haven't bothered trying 1.6. I know that -k
worked fine under 1.5.3,
i send you de debug message from wget 1.7 with SSL options compilation.
DEBUG output created by Wget 1.7 on hpux11.00.
parseurl (http://myurl;) - host myurl - opath - dir - file - ndir
newpath: /
--10:03:43-- http://myurl
= `index.html'
Connecting to myurl:80... Caching
On Mon, 24 Sep 2001, Daniel Saakes wrote:
#4 0x10015260 in logprintf (o=4121, fmt=0x1018 Address 0x1018 out of
bounds) at ../../wget-1.7/src/log.c:388
This indicates something very wrong.
The 'fmt' variable is supposed to be a pointer to a static string. I couldn't
normally be out of bounds.
in the index.html , you have a redirection URL to a SSL connection.
- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 24, 2001 4:41 PM
Subject: Re: probleme with SSL connection with certificat ... pls help
lemble gregory schrieb:
Wget want
In [EMAIL PROTECTED] Lenny Foner
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I haven't exactly nailed this down yet, but it looks like -k isn't
doing the right thing under wget 1.7. It might be only in combination
with one or more of -H or -p, but either way, the behavior below is
incorrect.
This appears
On 24 Sep 2001, at 12:55, Daniel Saakes wrote:
i'm using wget 1.7 on a debian ppc system. When i try to get a long
filename (77 characters or more) i get a sigsegv.
I don't get this error on a i386 system nor if i route the log to a
file.
Have a look at this message from the archives
Hi,
I sent a patch on [EMAIL PROTECTED] a few days ago, but I got no
feedback, so I repost it here so that maybe more people can test
it. (It also fixes a bug with ftp, compared to the first patch I sent) :
It's a patch to add a new dot-style named 'auto'. It tries to choose
reasonnable values
