Thanks a lot Steven,
Apparently there's more than a little code in src/cookies.c which is
not ready for NULL values in the attr and value members of the
cookie structure.
Does that mean wget is buggy or does brinkster break the cookie specification?
Double your money back if you're not
From: Adrian Sandor
Apparently there's more than a little code in src/cookies.c which is
not ready for NULL values in the attr and value members of the
cookie structure.
Does that mean wget is buggy or does brinkster break the cookie specification?
Wget is certainly buggy, but as I
Adrian Sandor [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Thanks a lot Steven,
Apparently there's more than a little code in src/cookies.c which is
not ready for NULL values in the attr and value members of the
cookie structure.
Does that mean wget is buggy or does brinkster break the cookie
specification?
Hi there wget devs,
been using your fine tool for years and waiting for this change, but now finally I am fed up enough to write: wouldn't
it be quite easy to STOP wget from causing infinite traffic by downloading zillions of files like
index.php?c=2sid=55fd19cb8611eb8e1f110f65dfe8c583 ? Those
.20070528.gz
PLAINFILE; perms 766; size: 20479; month: May; day: 29; time: 18:02:00 (no
yr); amex.20070529.gz
DIRECTORY; perms 766; size: 0; month: Sep; day: 10; year: 2003 (no tm);
early
PLAINFILE; perms 766; size: 15678; month: Mar; day: 1; time: 19:55:00 (no
yr); index.20070301.gz
PLAINFILE
