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Matthew Woehlke wrote:
Micah Cowan wrote:
Wget just added code to the dev repo that uses gnu_getpass to support
password prompting. This was mainly because it was quick-and-easy, and
because gnu_getpass doesn't suffer from many of the serious
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I'm trying to package wget-1.11.3 for cygwin. But you have several GNU
Coding Standard compliance problems that is making this task more
difficult than it should be. GCS requires that your testsuite be run by
'make check', but yours is a no-op.
Micah Cowan wrote:
Matthew Woehlke wrote:
Micah Cowan wrote:
Wget just added code to the dev repo that uses gnu_getpass to support
password prompting. This was mainly because it was quick-and-easy, and
because gnu_getpass doesn't suffer from many of the serious flaws
plaguing alternative
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Eric Blake wrote:
I'm trying to package wget-1.11.3 for cygwin. But you have several GNU
Coding Standard compliance problems that is making this task more
difficult than it should be. GCS requires that your testsuite be run by
'make check', but
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Matthew Woehlke wrote:
Micah Cowan wrote:
Matthew Woehlke wrote:
Micah Cowan wrote:
Wget just added code to the dev repo that uses gnu_getpass to support
password prompting. This was mainly because it was quick-and-easy, and
because gnu_getpass
Micah Cowan wrote:
Matthew Woehlke wrote:
Great news, thanks! Now... if Fedora will just pick it up... :-)
I don't see why they wouldn't; they're up-to-date with 1.11.3, as of
today, which seems like a pretty quick pick-up, to me.
Maybe, but Fedora 8 is only on 1.10.2 (the patched Red Hat
Great news, thanks! Now... if Fedora will just pick it up... :-)
I don't see why they wouldn't; they're up-to-date with 1.11.3, as of
today, which seems like a pretty quick pick-up, to me.
Maybe, but Fedora 8 is only on 1.10.2 (the patched Red Hat one)... I'm not
sure what their policy on
