Wget win32, http-post, and www-form-urlencoded ...

Could someone please tell me an url to get a http-post capable wget for win32? I have a wget 1.5.3 for OS/2 with the --http-post switch, but I couldn't find any win32 version with this functionality. Is http-post support currently available?? I need to send 2 vars to the server with method="POST

Re: Wget win32, http-post, and www-form-urlencoded ...

Edward, That's exactly what I am looking for. Anyone compiled wget with the POST patches for win32? I would prefer wget over curl Thanks in advance. Fernando "Edward J. Sabol" wrote: > > Is http-post support currently available?? > > Not in any official version of wget. I hope it will som

Re: Wget download throttling

Is per chance "http-post" support in your to-do list? Regards Fernando Hrvoje Niksic wrote: > > oded <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > I know this topic has been discussed on this list in several > > occasions, but I would like to raise the issue once more, if you > > please : download thro

Compiling wget 1.7 on Cygwin32...

Hi... I've been pulling my hair trying to build wget 1.7 on cygwin... This is the first time I attempt to compile ANYTHING on cygwin, so maybe perhaps someone will give me some clues... First, I fire Cygwin Bash shell. Second, I "gzip -d wget17.tar.gz" Third, I "tar xvf wget17.tar" So far,

Re: hola saludos

Please someone stick the spanish speaking person with a large cluebat... ;-) Regards Fernando Buenos Aires, Argentina Hack Kampbjørn wrote: > maromans wrote: > > > estoy utilizando este programa y no puedo bajar sitios enteros -- "Me separe de esa chica porque era una inmadura. Me sacaba to

Re: Suggestions

Hey!!. Me too? Where do I sign? This has been on my "wanted" list since about 1996 !! :-) Regards Fernando BigPappa wrote: > Hello bug-wget, > > You could add function that could receive range of bytes. Ex. wget > -begin 2300 -end 40 it would download file from 2300 byte to > 4 by

Re: http://bugs.debian.org/148583 "Internationalization isincomplete - only translation provided"

Well, coming from the 32-bit ibm os/2 world I can tell you that most programs fetch the locale information from the operating system and display dates/numbers appropiatelly, it's just an "etiquette" issue, a show of consideration from the software developers to users worldwide, and it works quite

Nigerian Scam variation (Re: Co-operation Needed!)

FYI and if someone has been living in a bottle This is a variation of the Nigerian scam. http://www.secretservice.gov/alert419.shtml http://www.fdic.gov/consumers/consumer/news/cnwin0102/TooGood.html Don't even bother contacting them. Regards Fernando "Jesse Ndoro." wrote: > Dear Sir, >