Eric Bock [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Here's an odd site (with a really dumb link at the top...)
http://heragency.com
wget crashed with a 182M core when I fed it that site with -r -l0
set :/
Which version of Wget is it? Wget 1.7 seems to cope with it, at lest
for me.
Also wget seems to die
Kathryn C/Maureen O [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I recently downloaded and compiled wget 1.6. I've successfully
retrieved documents using the http protocol, but I cannot ftp a file in
ascii mode.
I read the documentation and found that, wget also supports the
'type' feature for FTP
On 18 Jun 2001, Hrvoje Niksic wrote:
There are good reasons to use alloca instead of malloc
I know this is taken out of context, but I'm curious on this. What are the
good technical reasons to use alloca instead of malloc? Aren't those
occurences just giving you headache when porting wget to
Daniel Stenberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On 18 Jun 2001, Hrvoje Niksic wrote:
There are good reasons to use alloca instead of malloc
I know this is taken out of context, but I'm curious on this. What
are the good technical reasons to use alloca instead of malloc?
* Reduced memory
[about alloca vs malloc]
If you allocate with malloc and then accidentally overwrite it, you get a
corrupted heap.
If you allocate with alloca and then accidentally overwrite it, you get a
corrupted stack.
Guess which is easier to notice :-)
Besides, alloca is a GCC builtin (IIRC), so you you
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
[about alloca vs malloc]
If you allocate with malloc and then accidentally overwrite it, you get a
corrupted heap.
If you allocate with alloca and then accidentally overwrite it, you get a
corrupted stack.
Guess which is easier to notice :-)
Seriously, which?
Hi,
I have found a problem with the new wget 1.7. After the download with the
command:
wget -k -m -np -b -o xmm1.log http://vegemite.chem.nottingham.ac.uk/~xmakemol/
I found the file download.html modified by wget. The critical line 52 in
this file looks like this:
a
Quoting Maureen O'Drisceoil ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
I'm not sure what part of the debug log is relevant, so here's the
whole thing. Thank you.
wget -d ftp://hostname.harvard.edu/CURRENT.URLS2.TXT;type=a
Try the following
wget -d
On Mon, 18 Jun 2001, Hrvoje Niksic wrote:
Eric Bock [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
This is why many people allocate all the memory they will need at
the beginning, and either never allocate memory again, or reallocate
it (sensibly) as needed.
Thanks, but no thanks. Such programs are
Eric Bock [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
This is why many people allocate all the memory they will need at
the beginning, and either never allocate memory again, or
reallocate it (sensibly) as needed.
Thanks, but no thanks. Such programs are frought with arbitrary
limits just so they can
On Mon, 18 Jun 2001, Hrvoje Niksic wrote:
Eric Bock [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
This is why many people allocate all the memory they will need at
the beginning, and either never allocate memory again, or
reallocate it (sensibly) as needed.
Not in the least surprisingly, most
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