This commit causes the --show-progress option to print the progress bar
to stderr even when a logfile was explicitly provided on the command
line. Such a combination allows a user to log the output of Wget while
simultaneously keeping track of the download status.
Make --with-libssl-prefix and --with-libgnutls-prefix do the right thing,
no matter if pkg-config is installed or not.
Reported-by: Charles Diza <chdiza@gmail.com>
--with-libuuid now explictly asks for libuuid.
--without-libuuid ignores libuuid and tries to use libc builtin functions.
Else try builtin functions first, libuuid second and fallback to Wget's own
function.
When errno was set to EPIPE before call to logprintf (e.g. during close of
SSL connection that was reset by peer), it will unexpectedly terminate wget.
It should exit only when EPIPE was triggered by logging code.
Regression by 0b5b100fc9
* Always attempt to detect uuid.h and uuid_create().
* Split libuuid and uuid.h implementations of warc_uuid_str(), since
those APIs vary significantly.
* Correctly use the uuid.h functions
This reverts commit fcd3b3c473.
Turns out that removing the ChangeLog files causes the Wget build to
fail. While this issue is investigated and sorted out, the commit is
reversed to allow people to be able to build Wget from master
This script automates some tests, e.g. testing with and without valgrind,
using different configure options. It is aimed at developers to execute
before pushing commits.
The pointer respline in use after being passed to ftp_response() may be
uninitialized if ftp_response() fails. Ensure that respline be used
after checking the return value of ftp_response().
From v1.16.1 onwards, Wget no longer maintains an active ChangeLog file.
Instead the ChangeLog will be automatically generated on each release
through gnulib's gitlog-to-changelog script. However, the old versions
of the ChangeLog files are retained for reference. These files are
renamed with a .pre-gitlog appended to their filenames.
Also removed ChangeLog.README file which is not required anymore
A call to assert(1) will always fail and cause Wget to crash. If such a
situation does arise, Wget should invoke abort() and provide a useful
error message to the user prior to exiting.
MIN and MAx are macros that a developer will universally expect
throughout the source. Yet, they were being defined in multiple places
across the source. Instead, define them in a single location in the
common wget.h header file and use them consistently everywhere.
Dagobert Michelsen