Now the code loops over system locations where libssl/libcrypto
might be located. Aside from linking, it actually tries to run
the executable before concluding that the linking "worked".
Published in <sxs4rua6zxm.fsf@florida.arsdigita.de>.
* hash.c (hash_table_map): Allow deletion and change of the
element processed by MAPFUN.
(string_hash): Use the function from glib.
* hash.c (hash_table_remove): Rewrite to actually clear deleted
entries instead of just marking them as deleted.
Published in <sxsu23tvdur.fsf@florida.arsdigita.de>.
configuration section" of top Makefile and analogous spot in others.
* po/Makefile.in.in: Previous addition of top_builddir to
po/Makefile.in was bogus -- it's generated from po/Makefile.in.in.
wrong order, causing a link failure if you're using libcrypto.a and libssl.a
rather than shared libraries. Also put in checks for -ldl, necessary since the
libcrypto shared library doesn't record its dependency on libdl.
wget.texi (Recursive Retrieval Options): Explained that you need
to use -r -l1 -p to get the two levels of requisites for a
<FRAMESET> page. Also made a few other wording improvements.
me to believe it wasn't was exposing a different bug -- URLs specified on the
commandline as opposed to being recursed to don't always get re-converted at the
end of the Wget run.
appropriate -I, -L, and -R/-rpath flags in environment variables,
manually. Automated everything, including bundling libtool so we can
successfully link with the OpenSSL shared libraries on just about any
platform.
NetWinder ARM Linux system (among others). Updated to 2001-03-16 vers.
* config.sub: Hadn't been updated since 1996 -- didn't work for
NetWinder ARM Linux system (among others). Updated to 2001-03-12 vers.
get from a file over HTTP (FTP only supports ranges ending at the end of the
file, though forcibly disconnecting from the server at the desired endpoint
might be workable).
multiple ChangeLog files (currently ./ChangeLog, doc/ChangeLog, and
src/ChangeLog), since this is unusual and people have complained their patches
hadn't been applied after checking only the top-level ChangeLog.
removed. Hopefully all the failures I was seeing were due to the fact that it
wasn't documented that non-globbing, non-recursive FTP downloads need -N to get
the remote timestamp to be preserved.
* wget.texi: Moved -nr from "Recursive Retrieval Options" to "FTP Options" and
gave it a @cindex entry. Alphabetized FTP options by long option name.
* main.c (print_help): -nr belongs in "FTP options" section of --help output,
not "Recursive retrieval" section. Alphabetized FTP options by long option
name.
* Makefile.in (install): Do install.man if we have pod2man.
* Makefile.in: Make wget man page and install it if we have pod2man. Added some
missing '$(srcdir)/'s. Added missing dependencies on install targets
(allowing you to just do `make install' rather than forcing you to do `make &&
make install'). Also, Makefile rules should always use output file parameters
if available rather than redirecting stdout with '>', or you falsely satisfy
dependencies if the tool you're running is missing or fails -- fixed call of
texi2pod.pl that did this wrong.
* texi2pod.pl: Removed from CVS. Now automatically generated.
* texi2pod.pl.in: This new file is processed into texi2pod.pl, getting the
appropriate path to the Perl 5+ executable on this system and becoming
executable (CVS files, by contrast, don't arrive executable).
number of bytes at the end of a file before resuming download. Apparently, some
stupid proxies insert a "transfer interrupted" string we need to get rid of.
you in a directory other than "/"? I don't see a src/ChangeLog entry for
it. In any case, my testing shows that it's fixed in 1.7-dev, but TODO and
a comment in src/ftp.c were not changed to reflect this.
looking at the dates would make you think that things went into
1.6 that actually just went into the 1.7-dev branch. Added "[Not
in 1.6 branch.]" where appropriate to clarify.
* NEWS: Released Wget version 1.6.
* po/*.po: 'Project-Id-Version's were very haphazard, saying
either "wget" or "GNU wget", and with versions of 1.5.2-b[124], 1.5.3, the
nonexistent 1.5.4, and 1.6-pre. Standardized all to "GNU Wget 1.7-dev".
Perhaps this is wrong to do because some of the translations haven't been
updated since the versions they state, but I know some of the files were updated
specifically for 1.6, and none of them used this version. In any case, the
'POT-Creation-Date's and 'PO-Revision-Date's remain the best indicator of
whether a translation's out of date.
