Re: wget question, http/1.1 request
- From: run_signature_script_for_my_email@xxxxxxxxxxx (laura fairhead)
- Date: Tue, 28 Feb 2006 00:30:47 +0000 (UTC)
On 27 Feb 2006 03:46:25 -0800, "vr" <valentino.rossi.85@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
hi all,
is it possible for wget to make http/1.1 request without modifying the
source? or if it is the only way can anyone guide me with the minimum
effort i shoudl do? (learning the source code is too much for me).
i tried to download a webpage but later found out that it only received
http/1.1 request and it always redirect http/1.0 request to itself so
my request wind up in an infinite loop. i've tried all combination of
headers (connection, host, user agent, etc) to no avail so i resort to
curl+perl but i'm not satisfied with the result.
Hi,
A quick, easy way is to change "HTTP/1.0" in the wget binary to "HTTP/1.1"
Use a copy to edit (to keep the name the same which may be necessary
for the program it would go in a different directory) and something
like an s/// command in 'bvi'.
byefornow
laura
thanks in advacne.
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