On Wed, 2007-10-24 at 09:05 +0200, Steffen Kaiser wrote:
> There is one basic question:
> Who wants to have spaces in the URL line at all?
If you do have a space, you can use %20 instead. I believe the standards
say %20 is the same as a space in a URL.
> I suggest to remove this feature completel
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On Wed, 24 Oct 2007, Ralf Moll wrote:
> But the prepare-Script does not download the file, because the ~ is used
> for substitution of Blanks:
There is one basic question:
Who wants to have spaces in the URL line at all?
The URL itself mu
d/unatte
nded/install/scripts"
Will.
On 12/05/07, W S <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Folks,
> Any idea why 'prepare' and/or 'script-update' stalls:
>
> [tools]$ ./script-update
> Warning: wildcards not supported in HTTP.
> --23:24:08--
> http:
> Folks,
> > Any idea why 'prepare' and/or 'script-update' stalls:
>
> Possibly is just the cvs.sourceforge.net server that is too busy or have
> hadrware/software problem.
>
>
>
>
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W S escribió:
> Folks,
> Any idea why 'prepare' and/or 'script-update' stalls:
Possibly is just the cvs.sourceforge.net server that is too busy or have
hadrware/software problem.
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Folks,
Any idea why 'prepare' and/or 'script-update' stalls:
[tools]$ ./script-update
Warning: wildcards not supported in HTTP.
--23:24:08--
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/*checkout*/unattended/unattended/install/scripts/7-zip.bat?rev=HEAD
=>
I made some changes to prepare to implement this a while ago. Those changes
should be in the mailing list somewhere.
I got prepare checking md5s, but I didn't write anything that actually
generated them automatically.
Jim
On Sat, Jan 15, 2005 at 05:55:29PM -0500, Michael Joyner wrote:
ystem, _NO_).
Could it be that you totally misunderstood me? I don't get what this last part has to do with
"my" idea. >.> I only wanted to check the md5 checksums of the files downloaded with the
prepare script to make sure that they didn't get corrupte
ts tree, binary patches
> for Windows yes, entire OS system, _NO_).
Could it be that you totally misunderstood me? I don't get what this last part
has to do with "my" idea. >.> I only wanted to check the md5 checksums of the
files downloaded with the prepare script to m
entire OS system, _NO_).
Jens Geile wrote:
Hi,
while running the prepare script i encountered the following problem:
--11:59:32-- ftp://ftp.download.com/pub/win95/utilities/spybotsd13.exe
=> `packages/spybotsd13.exe.tmp'
Resolving ftp.download.com... 206.16.4.28, 206.16.4.29, 206
Hi,
while running the prepare script i encountered the following problem:
--11:59:32-- ftp://ftp.download.com/pub/win95/utilities/spybotsd13.exe
=> `packages/spybotsd13.exe.tmp'
Resolving ftp.download.com... 206.16.4.28, 206.16.4.29, 206.16.4.30, ...
Connecting to ftp.down
When running prepare, and it finds a file that has to be renamed after
download, does prepare know that filelongname.exe is really file.exe
renamed? Or does it see that filelongname.exe doesn't exist and download it?
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Steffen,
As for " keep modifications through a CVS update" - so far, I
haven't (at least not on my first try). So from now on, before updating
my install tree, I'll probably copy my modified scripts to the site
folder, then back again afterwards (to keep prepare in-l
Hello,
I'm just back from a short vacation and fired up a cvs update of
unattended and ran "tools/prepare" and was told that there is no "scripts"
file.
The reason is that one is to first cd into ./tools and run "./prepare". I
hadn't read the manua
just added a bit of functionality to the prepare script, attached is an
updated gimp.bat (taken from the wiki).
Added to prepare is support to unzip files, and to check md5s of the
downloaded files.
This relies on unzip being installed of course, and a md5 program that will
md5 the STDIN
zip download is not working for me)
# prepare.pl -- a perl version of the prepare script
# lets you run prepare without cygwin (tested on ActivePerl)
# It also requires a version of wget for win32
# largely copied from : http://www.adp-gmbh.ch/perl/find.html
use warnings;
use strict;
use Cwd;
use File:
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