Micah Cowan wrote: > Great! We can definitely use this, thanks!
My patch v.002 needs to be cleaned before it is used--see the end of this e-mail. V.002 of this patch was posted here: https://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?func=detailitem&item_id=20363 > Please be advised of a couple of things: 1. In order to include your > work in Wget, you, and possibly your employer, will need to sign > papers assigning copyright over your work to the Free Software > Foundation, or at the least disclaiming interest in the copyright > ("public domain"). I've sent them the filled form as you instructed, but to date received no reply. It is OK to treat my past and future patches as public domain. > 2. Please work against the latest available development sources, it > makes it much easier for me to deal with patches when they're against > recent code. See http://wget.addictivecode.org/HelpingWithWget, and > particularly http://wget.addictivecode.org/PatchGuidelines. Also, > please do keep me apprised of your progress; it's a lot easier for me > to ask you to make adjustments while you're still working on the code, > rather than when you're "already finished". :) One such adjustment that I have to do is returning some 'interrupted/failed' error code (to be done) instead of a success one (RETRFINISHED; returned by the current patch code in ftp.c), when the hard quota has triggered. I see no other necessary adjustments. Evgenii
