Sure, it's a bug with MacPorts.
But you can usually fix it by replacing the semicolon with an &.
Apache generally understand this character as a parameter separator.
Le 9 juin 07 à 10:20, Ryan Schmidt a écrit :
I want to set up livecheck for fontconfig and I want to use the
following livecheck URL:
${homepage}release/?C=M;O=D
How can I do this? I've tried:
livecheck.url ${homepage}release/?C=M;O=D
--> doesn't work because it gets cut off at the semicolon; "port -
dv livecheck" shows:
DEBUG: Fetching http://fontconfig.org/release/?C=M
livecheck.url ${homepage}release/?C=M\;O=D
--> doesn't work because of "unsupported protocol" which is weird:
DEBUG: Fetching {http://fontconfig.org/release/?C=M;O=D}
Error: cannot check if fontconfig was updated (unsupported protocol)
livecheck.url "${homepage}release/?C=M;O=D"
--> doesn't work for the same reason as above: "unsupported protocol".
livecheck.url ${homepage}release/?C=M%3BO=D
--> doesn't work because the server does not deliver the same
response when I encode the semicolon as %3B.
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