Hello,
When using wget in my scripts I get back return codes which are either
0, for success, or a non-zero error code. The problem is that I have no
idea what these numbered error codes mean. Is there a list somewhere
that defines the numbered error codes returned by wget? TIA.
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Robert
Hi Leonid (and list!)
Thanks for the response, but there was nothing at the bottom of wget.h
that explained what the numeric error codes refer to. For example, a
common return code I get when wget fails is 256, but I do not know what
that means... I'd be happy to contribute by compiling a
Hi all,
I am hoping someone here can help me with this quandary. I need to get
an automated script working but it is being block by our client's MS
ISA 2004 proxy server, which requires authentication.
This is not a problem in other clients who use squid proxy servers that
require
For Posterity and Future List Readers:
I have resolved this issue quite easily with the help of a third party
program called ntlmaps. You can find it on source forge and it is so
easy it is almost _too_ easy. The issue is that Microsoft proxy
servers like the ISA line default to NTLM based
Hi all, where can I get a list of the different return codes and what
they mean? For example:
WGET: http://example.domain.tld Cant get file: content.piz and save
locally as: /var/www/html/content.piz Return code: wget exited with
value 2
What is return value 2? What does it indicate?
I was getting this error from one of my devices:
WGET: http://host.example.com Cant get file: info.txt and save
locally as: /var/www/html/info.txt Return code: wget exited with value 2
Investigation revealed it was pukinng on the -C option. Once I
removed '-C off' from the wget command it
an exit value 0?
Robert
On May 31, 2007, at 10:24 PM, Steven M. Schweda wrote:
From: Robert Denton
So, can I take this to mean that 'wget exited with value 2' always
indicates a problem with switches/options?
No bets, but a search through the code for exit suggests that
that's approximately
Hi, I have sent a few emails to:
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but they keep bouncing (blocked by SpamAssassin). Is there any other way to
get off this list? Thanks!
Robert
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From: Christopher G. Lewis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Wget [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Mon,
Good suggestion, I'll try this one too...
Robert
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From: Doug Kaufman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: wget@sunsite.dk
Sent: Tue, 01 Jul 2008 01:32:09 -0700
Subject: Re: Release: GNU Wget 1.11.4
On Mon, 30 Jun 2008, Micah Cowan wrote:
Robert Denton wrote:
Hi, I have sent a few
