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I would like to see an easy way to download all releases at once via a compressed archive such as 7zip.
Ex. Maybe once every 3 months, you could create an archive of the current releases of all packages and then post it on SF.
This would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
SSVegito888.
2010-01-05 04:21:19 UTC by ssvegito888
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I actually went ahead and installed Jay's development build and have been testing it. I also have built OpenSSL 0.9.8l myself using Visual C++ 9 Express Edition. That is partly why I have not requested an update to that package which apparently is not being maintained anymore. I don't know if \`wget' can be built with GnuTLS instead of OpenSSL but even the latest GnuTLS may have the same problem...
2009-12-31 20:01:29 UTC by mz2ptc0
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Hey guys,
Strangely i didn't get the usual emails from SourceForge until a day or two ago to notify me replies had been posted. Not sure what happened there... but sh1t happens i guess.
Anyhoo, thanks for compiling new versions raysatiro. I wonder when the dev team are going to post some new builds themselves. I expect many users would prefer to download from them directly if possible. Did...
2009-12-28 14:45:26 UTC by liamtr
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The sky is falling! The sky is falling!
2009-12-27 08:44:29 UTC by tml1024
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Please add my request for new packages for wget. This distribution contains an old openssl version with a number of significant problems. Getting fixed packages out should be a high priority for the developers.
2009-12-27 01:48:18 UTC by glupie
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The latter is not a link to a file, but inline CSS. wget doesn't recognize the "@import" statement because it is CSS, not HTML.
2009-12-18 16:52:58 UTC by cbcalvert
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when i download web pages , using command below:
wget -r -p -np -k http://swdpress.cn/lyah/chapters.htm
i can correctly download css files like
< link type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" href="sh/Styles/SyntaxHighlighter.css" >
but can not download the css file like below
< style type="text/css">
@import url('reset.css');
@import url('style.css');
< /style>.
2009-12-18 09:17:16 UTC by bobwokao
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Same problem here, gnuwin32 find version 4.2.20. The problem (expanding the wildcard using matches in the current dir, resulting in "Paths must precede expression" error) manifests itself on Windows Vista Enterprise SP1 (x86) and Windows 7 Ultimate (x64), but not on Windows XP Prof. SP2.
That's why user gnuwin32 couldn't reproduce this on XP; you need Vista or Windows 7.
2009-12-14 12:31:45 UTC by inkarkat
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First, gcc 4.4 reported error: LIBARCHIVE_DLL_IMPEXP may be only with funcs/complete types.
Second, try following:
#include
namespace foo {
void open();
}
after preprocessor:
#include
namespace foo {
void _open();
}
This is a real issue in my project (Qt GUI library):
#include
...
#include
Qt reported: #error qfile.h must...
2009-12-12 16:10:59 UTC by ykurganov
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In your command window "cmd.exe" check what value is returned when you type `chcp'. I would expect it to be either 855 or 866 cyrillic OEM font. Then instead set the value to 437 (english-US) by typing `chcp 437'. If it does not return an error try typing sed --help again and see if there is any difference. You may have to report this bug to bonzini@gnu.org ...
2009-12-06 20:22:43 UTC by mz2ptc0
