Ask Philipp Thomas... he has already done that.
On Tue, 3 Apr 2001, [iso-8859-1] Nicolás Lichtmaier wrote:
The problem is that when using gettext you must set LC_CTYPE (since
recent versions of libc). The C library is really lacking in this
respect, one should be able to force a
Philipp Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I've been told by a collegue that wuftpd has function for modifying the
info that ps shows. If there's interest, I could have a look at the
wuftpd sources and see if I can come up with a patch for wget.
This doesn't work at all on some systems and on
* Nicols Lichtmaier ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [20010404 09:07]:
That's what 1.7 does.
Yup... I guess I'll port that to 1.6. It's easy to do.
Here's my patch against the WGET_1.6 branch as of today:
src/ChangeLog:
2001-04-04 Philipp Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
* safe-ctype.h: New file
That's what 1.7 does.
Yup... I guess I'll port that to 1.6. It's easy to do.
Here's my patch against the WGET_1.6 branch as of today:
Thanks, I'll use this.
Please use wget-patches for submitting patches, not for general
discussion about Wget features.
"Christian Fraenkel" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I thought a lot about wget lately and came up with some ideas(you
could also call it a personal roadmap). I would like to try
implement these ideas,
Hello,
I am using wget to invoke a CGI script call, while passing it several
variables. For example:
wget -O myfile.txt
"http://user:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/myscript.cgi?COLOR=blueSHAPE=circle"
where myscript.cgi say, makes an image based on the parameters "COLOR" and
"SHAPE". The problem I am
