[resubmitted to wget@ instead of wget-patches]
From: Rupert Levene [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
..
My vote: keep the option for either behaviour :-) As written, the
patch only changes behaviour if the --timestamping and
--delete-before
options are in effect.
Rupert
I understand that you
Hello,
I'm trying to download a robots.txt protexted directory and I'm having the
following problem:
- wget downloads the files but delete them after they are downloaded with
the following :message (translated from french):
Destroyed file because it must be rejected
How can I prevent this ?
chatiman [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm trying to download a robots.txt protexted directory and I'm having the
following problem:
- wget downloads the files but delete them after they are downloaded with
the following :message (translated from french):
Destroyed file because it must be
I'd be content with the following logic:
Don't process a `system' wgetrc. If $HOME is not defined, use the
directory the Wget executable is in as $HOME (what home_dir() returns).
If $HOME/.wgetrc exists, use that; otherwise look for wget.ini in the
directory the executable is in, regardless of
Hello Hrvoje,
On 16-Feb-04, you wrote:
chatiman [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm trying to download a robots.txt protexted directory and I'm having the
following problem:
- wget downloads the files but delete them after they are downloaded with
the following :message (translated from
patrick robinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
That message has nothing to do with robots.txt, it means that you
have rejected the file using the `-R' or equivalent option.
Here you go again with this IMHO stupid implemented option.
Why thank you.
I'm using it too but on some suffixes it acts
The SOCKS support was added to Wget at a very early date and was
unmaintained for a long time, up to the point where it wouldn't build
at all. Since I didn't have the SOCKS library installed and noone
even reported the failures, I decided to remove the `--with-socks'
option from configure until
Ok, I have attached a new patch that moves the local time into http_stat. I
am also sending this to [EMAIL PROTECTED] for others to try out. It seems to
work great for me.
wget-cvs-ifmodsince.patch
ChangeLog: Craig Sowadski [EMAIL PROTECTED]
* http.c (If-Modified-Since): Implemented
