Michal Tausk wrote:
If you can put wireshark on it, check to see which FIN comes over first. I
bet Keisial is right. I bet the server is telling wget I'm done by sending
the FIN.
Hope this helps
pedz
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I can try that, but you are both probably right. Even though, it should
Inaki San Vicente wrote:
When I run the wget 1.10.2 version in other computers, the debug information
remains the same until the line:
Loaded www.euskadi.net/styles/r33-2220VAStyles.scss (size 178662).
There, instead of loading the scss file (which has been already saved), it
will
Johnny wrote:
I am trying to fetch a complete set of pdf docs, whereof some are
hidden in a collapsible list; if you visit the site you must expand
the list to get the docs. Usind wget, I cannot get all the files (the
top level files downloads, but not the rest).
This is what I tried:
wget
Giuseppe Scrivano wrote:
Hi Alexandre,
Alexandre Vieira nul...@gmail.com writes:
Is it possible to have wget to send a different POST for each line on the
file in an HTTP 1.1 persistent connection or HTTP 1.0
Connection: Keep-alive connection? Like having the connection up and feed
it
Cameron Fraser wrote:
Also use of @ is problematic since the browser
assumes it is an email link.
That's a bug in your browser. Which browser are you using?
An email link would have to begin with mailto: protocol.
Vinh Nguyen wrote:
Dear list,
My goal is to download some pdf files from a dynamic site (not sure on
the terminology). For example, I would execute:
wget -U firefox -r -l1 -nd -e robots=off -A '*.pdf,*.pdf.*'
http://site.com/?sortorder=ascp_o=0
and would get my 10 pdf files. On the
aurelien a écrit:
On Tue, *2010-07-13* at 15:56 -0700, Paul wrote:
...
Hi,
For the price you pay your proprietary software.
They don't offer you a calendar ?
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oh...@cox.net wrote:
Hi All (Micah, Giuseppe, and Keisial),
I did some further analysis/review.
As further background, the URL I was using was for initial page of a WebLogic
portal app.
Also, from reviewing the files that wget retrieved from my tests, there is
quite a bit
Peng Yu wrote:
On Sat, May 29, 2010 at 12:11 PM, Micah Cowan mi...@cowan.name wrote:
Unfortunately, wget doesn't currently let you match query strings. Yes, this
is a major shortcoming.
Peng Yu pengyu...@gmail.com wrote:
There is the link index.html?lang=ja in index.html. I want
SciFi wrote:
Another point is that all of wget's perl shell procs are hard-coded with
#!/usr/bin/perl which again points to Apple's and not the newer one we
installed from ActiveState.com. The version mismatch causes symbols to be
missed during make's generation of those doc files. Yes we
Giuseppe Scrivano wrote:
As for msys fixes I see you fixed the linking issue in the last revision,
bravo :) ipv6 and ssl config tests are still broken. In windows
if you are going do a static link test for openssl you should link with
winsock2 (openssl now uses winsock2) and gdi as well. So
Alexander Lane wrote:
I've encountered a website that does not put the at the end of
some of its img tags. Wget skips downloading those images as a result,
but I checked several web browsers they were all able to cope with
it.
I don't know whether this was done in an attempt to break
Voytek Eymont wrote:
Micah,
thanks !!
I'm loging in OK.
on next step I do like:
wget --load-cookies=my-cookies.txt --save-cookies=my-cookies.txt
--keep-session-cookies
http://www.domain.tld/main.htm?_template=advanced_module=active_list
that fails until I put around the http
David Holman wrote:
Hi all,
I'm interested in contributing to wget, so I thought 25322 would be
a good place to start because it seems like a simple thing to fix.
I've attached a diff of code I've written to address this (taken
against mainline hg).
I admit being a complete ignorant
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