Hi all, where can I get a list of the different return codes and what
they mean? For example:
WGET: http://example.domain.tld Cant get file: content.piz and save
locally as: /var/www/html/content.piz Return code: wget exited with
value 2
What is return value 2? What does it indicate? T
From: Daniele Annesi
> I think it is a Bug:
> using wget for multiple files :
> es.
> wget ftp://user:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/*.zip
> in the time of each file the seconds are set to 00
That's not an error report. An error report would tell the reader
which version of wget you were using ("wget -v")
I think it is a Bug:
using wget for multiple files :
es.
wget ftp://user:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/*.zip
in the time of each file the seconds are set to 00
best regards
daniele annesi
> WHY IS -t 2, -T 900 and the --cache=off options being ignored when I run
> this in a cron job?
If you're troubled by the message "Caching oiswww.eumetsat.int =>
81.2.148.34", then the explanation may be that "--cache=off" differs
from "--dns-cache=off". As "wget -h" says:
--no-cache
Title: Wget error when using cron
Part of my script is available below.
………..
# create filename of http://oiswww.eumetsat.int/%7Eidds/images/out/SDDI-20051110-1100-RGB-08-DUST-00-800.jpg
#set -A eumetdate "${mydate[0]}${mydate[1]}${mydate[2]}-${mydate[3]}00"
if [[ ${my
Thanks for the information.
Could you tell me a site where I can find static
compiled version of wget, perhaps an rpm? Because I'm
not able to compile.
--- Noèl Köthe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Am Freitag, den 28.10.2005, 10:19 -0700 schrieb
> Viktor Várallyay:
>
> > Version number: GNU W
Am Freitag, den 28.10.2005, 10:19 -0700 schrieb Viktor Várallyay:
> Version number: GNU Wget 1.9.1
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>get: progress.c:
Hi,
I'm Viktor Varallyay.
Could you tell me what was wrong? Or what did I wrong.
I wanted only continue the downloading.
Version number: GNU Wget 1.9.1
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/Documents/Install/SuSE10> ./download
--18:13:05--
ftp://ftp.nl.uu.net/pub/linux/suse/i386/10.0/iso/SUSE-10.0-EvalDVD
-i386
On Tuesday 12 April 2005 06:17 pm, Jeanne McIlvain wrote:
> Hi!
> I attempted to download wget onto my mac. I was disappointed to find
> that it would not work. I thought that I read it was applicable to
> macs, but am I wrong? Please let me know, Thank you so much.
> - please respond to [EMA
Hi!
I attempted to download wget onto my mac. I was disappointed to find
that it would not work. I thought that I read it was applicable to
macs, but am I wrong? Please let me know, Thank you so much.
- please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have a serious problem with this wget utility.
When used in a cronscript to execute a php script say the url is like this(http://111.222.333.444/somepath/some_file_name.php), most of the timesthe output received is
Error No: -i, No data received.
I tot theproblem mite be with the script such t
Hi Leonid (and list!)
Thanks for the response, but there was nothing at the bottom of wget.h
that explained what the numeric error codes refer to. For example, a
common return code I get when wget fails is 256, but I do not know what
that means... I'd be happy to contribute by compiling a neat
Robert,
> Is there a list somewhere that defines the numbered error codes
returned by wget?
Look at the bottom of src/wget.h
The names are rather descriptive. More details can be found in the
source code. If you could create a descriptive table and add it to
documentation, other users will
Hello,
When using wget in my scripts I get back return codes which are either
0, for success, or a non-zero error code. The problem is that I have no
idea what these numbered error codes mean. Is there a list somewhere
that defines the numbered error codes returned by wget? TIA.
--
Robert De
Zhehong Ying <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Then I moved the "wget" directory (sub-directory bin etc info man
> share) into a staging box (AIX 5.1.0.0). There is no gcc installed
> in the staging box because we can not install a C compiler in this
> box for security.
>
> Then by running bin/wget as
Hi,
I am trying to run "wget" in AIX.
In my development box (AIX 4.3.3.0) , I installed the "wget" in my home
directory (non-root). All compilation no error. And wget runs ok in the
dev. box.
Then I moved the "wget" directory (sub-directory binetcinfo man
share) into a staging box
Connecting to any of the ftp Mandrake beta mirror you'll get a server
answer error.
The things work perferctly if you donwload the file with mozilla.
Here follows the example
==
[giuliano@localhost giuliano]$ wget -A iso
ftp://ftp.aso.ee/pub/os/Linux/distributions/mandrake-iso/i586
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