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Laura Sanders wrote:
I am using wget to pass order information, which includes item numbers,
addresses, etc.
I have run into a size limitation on the string I send into wget.
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How are you `sending' the string to Wget?
When testing of posting to web services, if the service returns a SOAP
fault, it will set the response code to 500. However, the information
in the SOAP fault is still useful. When wget gets a 500 response code,
it doesn't try to output the error stream (as opposed to the input
stream), where
Because of the way the always_rest logic has been restructured, if a non-fatal
error occurs in an initial attempt, subsequent retries will forget about
always_rest and clobber the existing file. Ouch.
Also, the behavior of c when downloading from a server that does not support
ranges has
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Here is a trace of system calls during execution of 'wget -t 1 -T 10
http://www.admin.edt.fr/supervision/test.jsp'
(See attached file: wget_trace.txt)
Thanks. Apparently Wget isn't even calling select! I see two
possibilities:
1. Something in your configuration
