* Deryck Thake <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [041125 20:01]:
> Is the keep-session-cookies feature working for any wget 1.9.* on
> Windows? I can see that the session cookie is saved in the cookies.txt
> file but it does not appear to be used when I rerun wget with the the
> load-cookies option.
You muste u
Hello,
Here is two new options to accept or reject an url with a regular
expression.
--regex-accept
--regex-reject
I have included #ifdef conditionnal in order to make it optionnal, I
plan to use a autoconf macro to detect whether the libc regex is usable.
Do you find this patch usefull ?
Nico
* Greg Underwood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [040125 11:45]:
> [...]
> So, what I want to do is automatically surf to the login page (that URL is
> static), then automatically post to the ever-changing form with my particular
> login info filled out. All that needs to happen in the same session, since
* Hrvoje Niksic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [031104 23:06]:
> >> Nicolas, I started merging your patch for saving session cookies and
> >> need some advice. The patch adds two options:
> >> Any thoughts on this?
> > Actually, the more usefull option is the one which allow to keep
> > session cookies and a
* Hrvoje Niksic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [031101 01:25]:
> Nicolas, I started merging your patch for saving session cookies and
> need some advice. The patch adds two options:
> [...]
> Any thoughts on this?
Actually, the more usefull option is the one which allow to keep session
cookies and allow t
* [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [030724 19:56]:
> Hi, i read in another message somewhere that you can download wget1.9
> in windows format, but in order to use it in unix you have to unix2dos
> all the source files. I tried to do this, but once i was in unix
> there's no configure file to
* Williams, Simon BGI SF <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [030724 20:53]:
> I am using wget on Windows to run a Python script via a URL. My problem is
> that the script takes up to 3 hours to execute and wget will hit the URL
> multiple times as it has not had a response within an adequate timeframe.
> This '
* Post, Mark K <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [030722 16:57]:
> This works:
> telnet 132.163.4.101 14 | tail -n 1 > outfile
> But so does
> wget http://tycho.usno.navy.mil/cgi-bin/timer.pl
> if we want to bring this back to being on topic. :)
> [...]
The cgi script on tycho.usno.navy.mil is served by
* Mr. Wilson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [030722 11:14]:
> The site at http://132.163.4.101:14 is not technically an NTP site. It is
> generated via an NTP device.
> For instance, if I click View/Source, I get the following:
> 52842 03-07-22 08:59:41 50 0 0 905.4 UTC(NIST) *
> If there are no html headers,
* Mr. Wilson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [030718 14:56]:
> I am running the wget (freeware batch web scraping) program on the NTP time
> server at http://132.163.4.101:14
> and can not scrape this site. I have tried with the proxy setting both on
> and off but I get the following error code.
> ( wget -Oh.t
* Thomas Schweikle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [030718 12:27]:
> in the manual page to wget you mention:
> --proxy=on/off
> Turn proxy support on or off. The proxy is on by default if the
> appropriate environmental variable is defined.
> Could you please state additionally what "... appropriate e
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