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From: Bruce S. <br...@ar...> - 2003-12-16 21:36:01
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> > > As a non project member you can't see it. Unfortunately I had to restrict > > > the access to it, because people started posting stuff in there and we need > > > to control it. > > > > No problem - is there any way someone could post a text copy of the list - > > maybe put it on the website, or post it to the devel list? > > I was thinking the same thing and I trying to automate that, but I can't > seem to make it work. If I could go directly to the URL in lynx (or > links) I could redirect it to a file and format the output. Except I > can't make either text based browser go directly to the link because I'm > not logged in, and I can't make them remember my login. > > Anyone know of a way to send a login to sourceforge with wget or curl? > It's a form based login, not a popup/authentication login. :-( Never mind, I figured it out! :-) I wrote a shell script that downloads the Feature Request Summary web page from sourceforge using my browser's login cookie. It then rips out all the ads and other unnecessary columns, removes all the links and input boxes, and creates an HTML file of just the summary info. Keep in mind, this is just the summary page (one line per request). You cannot click on a request to get a more detailed description. That's not going to happen (from me anyway). This could be run in a cron job daily and the output make available somewhere. The question is: where ? Heiko: Would you like me to send you the script and you could put it on the devil-linux.org server, or would you rather I stick it on a web server of mine somewhere? - BS |