Re: OK, time to moderate this list

[Peter L. Ashford]

Daniel,

  We're getting e-mail viruses sent to it now.  It's time that the bug-wget
  address was directed somewhere else and this thing secured.

 I've been silent on this issue before, but I feel a need to chime in here and
 agree with Gordon.

 I too intend to jump ship if nothing is made about the spam situation. I've
 counted ~100 spams on the wget list only this year (yeah, I've stored all of
 them).

 May I suggest that you set a filter that prevents postings to the list unless
 the poster is a subscriber. That filter should forward the mail to the admins
 to allow them the pass the mail through if suitable.

I think that if you just require membership in the list, that would keep
out most of the SPAM.  I don't think it's necessary that the list be
moderated.

Peter Ashford

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Re: Wget and Symantec Web Security

[Ian Abbott]

On 19 Mar 2002 at 22:53, Löfstrand Thomas wrote:

 I use wget to get files from a FTP server.
 
 The proxy server is Symantecs web security 2.0 product for solaris
 which has a antivirus function.
 I have used wget with -d option to see what is going on, and it seems
 like the proxyserver returns the following response: X-PLEASE_WAIT.
 
 After reading the source code in http.c it seems like wget expects
 the answer from the proxy to be HTTP/ and a version number.
 
 Is there any easy way to bypass this response part or to make a little bit
 of coding so I can accept the X-PLEASE-WAIT String?

Your proxy server has a broken HTTP implementation.

Does this temporary patch to Wget 1.8.1 work around the problem?

--- src/http.c.old  Thu Mar 21 17:43:25 2002
+++ src/http.c  Thu Mar 21 18:01:15 2002
 -949,6 +949,16 
   if (hcount == 1)
{
  const char *error;
+
+ /* TEMPORARY PATCH */
+ /* Check for broken Symantec Web Security proxy. */
+ if (strncmp(hdr, X-PLEASE_WAIT, 13) == 0)
+   {
+ hcount--;
+ goto done_header;
+   }
+ /* TEMPORARY PATCH */
+
  /* Parse the first line of server response.  */
  statcode = parse_http_status_line (hdr, error);
  hs-statcode = statcode;

wget on get last entry in accept list

[Peter Chun]

Title: wget on get last entry in accept list





Hi,
This is the second time I am posting this bug...


I have a rather long accept list for a wget command ( there is about 200 entries )


Here is a shorten version.
wget --cut-dirs=2 -nH -P patches -m -L -l2 -A 103566*,103603*,112460* http://sunsolve.sun.com/autopatch


Although all entries appear in the target URL
only the last entry ( ie 112460 ) is downloaded...


Thanks
Peter


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Problem with the way that wget handles %26 == '' in URLs

[Robert Lupton the Good]

This appears to be an over-enthusistic interpretation of %26 == ''
in wget.

I submit a URL (which is in fact a SQL query) with some embedded s
(logical ORs). These are encoded as %26, and the URL works just fine
with netscape and lynx.  It fails with wget.

Note that wget rewrites
Where+((A.status+%26+0x4)+=+0format=csv
as 
Where ((A.status  0x4) = 0
which is a problem.


R




wi:wget-1.8.1src/wget --version
GNU Wget 1.8.1

Copyright (C) 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2001 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
GNU General Public License for more details.

Originally written by Hrvoje Niksic [EMAIL PROTECTED].

wi:wget-1.8.1src/wget -O - 
'http://skyserver.sdss.org/en/tools/search/x_sql.asp?cmd=+select+top+10+A.run,+A.camCol,+A.field,+str(A.rowc,7,2)+as+rowc,+str(A.colc,7,2)+as+colc,+str(dbo.fObjFromObjID(A.ObjId),+4)+as+id,+B.run,+B.camCol,+B.field,+str(B.rowc,7,2)+as+rowc,+str(B.colc,7,2)+as+colc,+str(dbo.fObjFromObjID(B.ObjId),+4)+as+id,+str(A.u,+5,3)+as+Au,+str(A.g,+5,3)+as+Ag,+str(A.r,+5,3)+as+Ar,+str(A.i,+5,3)+as+Ai,+str(A.u+-+B.u,+5,3)+as+du,+str(A.g+-+B.g,+5,3)+as+dg,+str(A.r+-+B.r,+5,3)+as+dr,+str(A.i+-+B.i,+5,3)+as+di+from+photoObj+as+A,+photoObj+as+B,+Neighbors+as+ObjN+Where+((A.status+%26+0x4)+=+0format=csv'
--16:24:15--  
http://skyserver.sdss.org/en/tools/search/x_sql.asp?cmd=+select+top+10+A.run,+A.camCol,+A.field,+str(A.rowc,7,2)+as+rowc,+str(A.colc,7,2)+as+colc,+str(dbo.fObjFromObjID(A.ObjId),+4)+as+id,+B.run,+B.camCol,+B.field,+str(B.rowc,7,2)+as+rowc,+str(B.colc,7,2)+as+colc,+str(dbo.fObjFromObjID(B.ObjId),+4)+as+id,+str(A.u,+5,3)+as+Au,+str(A.g,+5,3)+as+Ag,+str(A.r,+5,3)+as+Ar,+str(A.i,+5,3)+as+Ai,+str(A.u+-+B.u,+5,3)+as+du,+str(A.g+-+B.g,+5,3)+as+dg,+str(A.r+-+B.r,+5,3)+as+dr,+str(A.i+-+B.i,+5,3)+as+di+from+photoObj+as+A,+photoObj+as+B,+Neighbors+as+ObjN+Where+((A.status+%26+0x4)+=+0format=csv
   = `-'
Resolving skyserver.sdss.org... done.
Connecting to skyserver.sdss.org[131.225.7.80]:80... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
Length: 782 [text/html]

 0% [  
 ] 0 --.--K/sETA --:--HTMLHEAD
TITLESQL Statement Error/TITLE
/HEADBODY BGCOLOR=pink
H3Your SQL command was: BRPREEXEC spExecuteSQL ' select top 10 A.run, A.camCol, 
A.field, str(A.rowc,7,2) as rowc, str(A.colc,7,2) as colc, 
str(dbo.fObjFromObjID(A.ObjId), 4) as id, B.run, B.camCol, B.field, str(B.rowc,7,2) as 
rowc, str(B.colc,7,2) as colc, str(dbo.fObjFromObjID(B.ObjId), 4) as id, str(A.u, 5,3) 
as Au, str(A.g, 5,3) as Ag, str(A.r, 5,3) as Ar, str(A.i, 5,3) as Ai, str(A.u - B.u, 
5,3) as du, str(A.g - B.g, 5,3) as dg, str(A.r - B.r, 5,3) as dr, str(A.i - B.i, 5,3) 
as di from photoObj as A, photoObj as B, Neighbors as ObjN Where ((A.status  0x4) = 0 
 '/PRE/H3PH3 BGCOLOR=pinkSQL returned the following error: br Line 1: 
Incorrect syntax near '0'./H3/BODY/HTML
100%[==]
 782  763.67K/sETA 00:00

16:24:15 (763.67 KB/s) - `-' saved [782/782]

Re: RFC1806 Content-disposition patch (Take 2)

[Hrvoje Niksic]

[ Adding the development list to Cc, to facilitate discussion. ]

David F. Newman [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 First of all, I think this new behaviour needs an option to enable
 it, rather than be on by default. The option could be called
 rfc1806, or rather, rfc2183 now, unless anyone can suggest a
 friendlier name such as --obey-content-disposition-filename!

Even better, I would entirely avoid the rfc numbers in naming either
command-line options *or* functions.  Mentioning rfc-s in comments or
in the manual is fine, of course.

 OK, I'll take these things into account.  My concern with the valid
 characters was that someone doesn't specify an absolute path and
 pass something like /etc/passwd.  So you think that stripping out
 the leading path is enough?  That shouldn't be to tough.

I'm not sure what you mean by stripping out the leading part, but
what I suggest is to leave only the trailing part.  So if someone
specifies /etc/passwd, it's exactly the same as if he specified just
passwd.

 And how about simply --honor-content-disposition

Ian, why do you think this should not be allowed by default?  A
command-line option is easy to miss, and honoring this looks like a
neat idea.  Am I missing something?

Re: Problem with the way that wget handles %26 == '' in URLs

[Hrvoje Niksic]

Robert Lupton the Good [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 This appears to be an over-enthusistic interpretation of %26 == ''
 in wget.

 I submit a URL (which is in fact a SQL query) with some embedded s
 (logical ORs). These are encoded as %26, and the URL works just fine
 with netscape and lynx.  It fails with wget.

 Note that wget rewrites
   Where+((A.status+%26+0x4)+=+0format=csv
 as 
   Where ((A.status  0x4) = 0
 which is a problem.

 wi:wget-1.8.1src/wget --version
 GNU Wget 1.8.1

Odd.  Earlier versions of Wget did this, but 1.8.1 shouldn't.  For me
that doesn't seem to happen:

$ wget 'http://fly.srk.fer.hr/Where+((A.status+%26+0x4)+=+0format=csv' -d
DEBUG output created by Wget 1.8.1 on linux-gnu.

--04:10:12--  http://fly.srk.fer.hr/Where+((A.status+%26+0x4)+=+0format=csv
   = `Where+((A.status++0x4)+=+0format=csv'
Resolving fly.srk.fer.hr... done.
Caching fly.srk.fer.hr = 161.53.70.130
Connecting to fly.srk.fer.hr[161.53.70.130]:80... connected.
Created socket 3.
Releasing 0x807b9e8 (new refcount 1).
---request begin---
GET /Where+((A.status+%26+0x4)+=+0format=csv HTTP/1.0
...

Looks ok to me.

In your example, I also don't quite see the problem; the URL specified
on the command line is identical to the one rewritten by Wget:

 wi:wget-1.8.1src/wget -O - 
'http://skyserver.sdss.org/en/tools/search/x_sql.asp?cmd=+select+top+10+A.run,+A.camCol,+A.field,+str(A.rowc,7,2)+as+rowc,+str(A.colc,7,2)+as+colc,+str(dbo.fObjFromObjID(A.ObjId),+4)+as+id,+B.run,+B.camCol,+B.field,+str(B.rowc,7,2)+as+rowc,+str(B.colc,7,2)+as+colc,+str(dbo.fObjFromObjID(B.ObjId),+4)+as+id,+str(A.u,+5,3)+as+Au,+str(A.g,+5,3)+as+Ag,+str(A.r,+5,3)+as+Ar,+str(A.i,+5,3)+as+Ai,+str(A.u+-+B.u,+5,3)+as+du,+str(A.g+-+B.g,+5,3)+as+dg,+str(A.r+-+B.r,+5,3)+as+dr,+str(A.i+-+B.i,+5,3)+as+di+from+photoObj+as+A,+photoObj+as+B,+Neighbors+as+ObjN+Where+((A.status+%26+0x4)+=+0format=csv'
 --16:24:15--  
http://skyserver.sdss.org/en/tools/search/x_sql.asp?cmd=+select+top+10+A.run,+A.camCol,+A.field,+str(A.rowc,7,2)+as+rowc,+str(A.colc,7,2)+as+colc,+str(dbo.fObjFromObjID(A.ObjId),+4)+as+id,+B.run,+B.camCol,+B.field,+str(B.rowc,7,2)+as+rowc,+str(B.colc,7,2)+as+colc,+str(dbo.fObjFromObjID(B.ObjId),+4)+as+id,+str(A.u,+5,3)+as+Au,+str(A.g,+5,3)+as+Ag,+str(A.r,+5,3)+as+Ar,+str(A.i,+5,3)+as+Ai,+str(A.u+-+B.u,+5,3)+as+du,+str(A.g+-+B.g,+5,3)+as+dg,+str(A.r+-+B.r,+5,3)+as+dr,+str(A.i+-+B.i,+5,3)+as+di+from+photoObj+as+A,+photoObj+as+B,+Neighbors+as+ObjN+Where+((A.status+%26+0x4)+=+0format=csv

What am I missing?

Re: OK, time to moderate this list

[Doug Kearns]

On Fri, Mar 22, 2002 at 04:08:36AM +0100, Hrvoje Niksic wrote:

snip
 
 I think I agree with this.  The amount of spam is staggering.  I have
 no explanation as to why this happens on this list, and not on other
 lists which are *also* open to non-subscribers.

I guess you are not subscribed to [EMAIL PROTECTED]?

It is not just this list :-(

Regards,
Doug