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From: "Ken Senior" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> There does not seem to be support to change disks when accessing a VMS
> server via wget. Is this a bug or just a limitation?
Wget does plain old HTTP and FTP. I know nothing about VMS. Does it have
some strange syntax for d
Fred Holmes wrote:
Many thanks for the help. I'm using Windows 32 binary 1.8.2 on WIN2K.
The syntax you have given me gets the first page OK, apparently by using
the -O switch to specify a simple filename as the output file, rather
than the automatically generated output filename(s). I.e., I
Many thanks for the help. I'm using Windows 32 binary 1.8.2 on WIN2K.
The syntax you have given me gets the first page OK, apparently by using
the -O switch to specify a simple filename as the output file, rather than
the automatically generated output filename(s). I.e., I get the Table of
Co
Wget development team,
There does not seem to be support to change disks when accessing a VMS
server via wget. Is this a bug or just a limitation? Is this scheduled
to be fixed/added?
I searched the archives and found (with a tremendous amount of effort)
an article related to version 1.7 sugges
Fred Holmes wrote:
The following fails, with error messages that don't make sense to me.
WGET -r -l2 -k -K -p -np -nd
"http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/cpquery/0?r_t=a&r_n=107-791&submit=Search&variant=y&acronym=n&syndict=n&spq=n&sort_by_docid=n&d_q=on&dbname=cp107&maxdocs=100&report=hr791.107&xfor
The following fails, with error messages that don't make sense to me.
WGET -r -l2 -k -K -p -np -nd
"http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/cpquery/0?r_t=a&r_n=107-791&submit=Search&variant=y&acronym=n&syndict=n&spq=n&sort_by_docid=n&d_q=on&dbname=cp107&maxdocs=100&report=hr791.107&xform_type=3&sel=TOCLIST
On Wed, Jan 08, 2003 at 11:12:50AM +0100, Daniel Stenberg wrote:
> On Wed, 8 Jan 2003, Alexey Dokuchaev wrote:
>
> > PS. I'm developing under FreeBSD, and my patch will not compile cleanly
> > under Linux unless two small changes are made: change "dp->d_namlen" to
> > "dp->d_reclen" on lines 158
On Wed, 8 Jan 2003, Alexey Dokuchaev wrote:
> PS. I'm developing under FreeBSD, and my patch will not compile cleanly
> under Linux unless two small changes are made: change "dp->d_namlen" to
> "dp->d_reclen" on lines 158 and 159 of patch. I wonder why in hell Linux
> does things like that?? (Wi
Hello there, Wget users and hackers,
Since I was unable to find in 1.8.2 (the latest, to my knowledge)
version of Wget a very useful feature of removing files, symlinks and
directories not any longer present on server while mirroring FTP sites,
I implemented it myself. It might be of use to someo
If HAVE_SELECT is not set then init.c will fail to compile because it
expects a field 'timeout' in the opt struct, but this field is not there
when HAVE_SELECT is unset. The fix is to make the "timeout" option also
conditional on HAVE_SELECT:
--- wget-1.8.2/src/init.c Sat May 18 04:05:19 20
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