Hi Hrvoje :)
* Hrvoje Niksic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> dixit:
> > Sorry, I'm afraid my english is somewhat poor :((( What I mean is
> > that the option 'timeout' has a default value if it is not specified
> > in wgetrc, true?.
> Not entirely. The "timeout" does not translate to a single variable,
> but to three variables. Changing "timeout" modifies all three.
OK, I got it ;))
> > OK. I don't like that behaviour, but I understand the use of
> > 'timeout', thanks :))
> How would you have it behave?
This is only my opinion, but I would like something like this: if
you set 'timeout', it only applies to any *_timeout option not
specified in the wgetrc, not to all of them, specified or not, like
it is now. Or even more complicated: apply timeout to *_timeout
options not specified in the wgetrc or to any whose value is '-1'. As
you can see, it is better as it is now O:))
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