On 06.06.22 23:07, Eric Gallager wrote:
It took several hours before the crash happened, so I don't really
want to run the command again just to get a backtrace...
If you can get your hands on wget2: drop --preserve-permissions (FTP
only) and add --max-thread=50 to your command line.
The previous email triggered a bug in an already approved merge request
- so it's not related to your issue (but nice to have found the issue
anyway).
So I let your wget command run with wget 1.21.3 over night. Andthis
morning it showed the backtrace at exactly the same spot as you posted.
On 06.06.22 23:07, Eric Gallager wrote:
I was trying to use wget to download all of the calendar files on my
city website: http://concordnh.gov/iCalendar.aspx
Admittedly I'm kind of inexperienced at wget, so I probably didn't use
the right command-line, but anyways it was:
$ wget -r --tries=3 -c
Nvm, just reproduced the crash (or another one), took no longer than 10
mins.
I have no time right now to dig into it.
Just in case someone else wants to chime in:
This was on branch `origin/dynamic-buf-size`, where origin is
https://gitlab.com/gnuwget/wget.git. Built with ./configure
I was trying to use wget to download all of the calendar files on my
city website: http://concordnh.gov/iCalendar.aspx
Admittedly I'm kind of inexperienced at wget, so I probably didn't use
the right command-line, but anyways it was:
$ wget -r --tries=3 -c --random-wait -E --preserve-permissions
