Hack Kampbj�rn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >> http://bugs.debian.org/wget > > I wasn't aware of this site. A quick scan of it shows that many of the > bugs are related to wget version 1.5.3 (which is the debian stable > package), note that it is quite old and that many small quirks have been > fixed since then. > I'll try to find some time to go through it,
Bugs fixed in the version in unstable (1.7) should be closed in the bug tracking system, I believe. The Debian wget maintainer would probably be happy to be told "bugs x, y, and z are fixed in 1.7 and can be closed". > IIRC this is a known bug, but nobody has been annoyed enough to provide > a fix. Try searching the wget archives for a better answer (we really > need an archive for the wget-patches list) I already tried and didn't find anything. >> By the way, I searched but couldn't find the cvs repository for >> wget. I found the sunsite repository, but it seems like it hasn't >> been updated since June, so I'm guessing it moved somewhere else? >> (Or maybe I'm just not getting the right branch?) Some of the >> web pages for wget that google turns up seem out of date. > > Take a look at the developement page for instructions to access to the > CVS sources: > http://wget.sunsite.dk/wgetdev.html I already did that and found a version which hasn't been updated since June. Also, the cvsweb link on that page gets redirected to http://sunsite.dk/sunsite.css which says The requested URL /sunsite.css was not found on this server. Thanks for the help. Dan
