These patches should be included in the next version of Wget for VMS,
which is expected to be 1.9.1c.
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2004-09-30 Replacement NETRC.C file to fix a
potential build problem on non-VMS systems. Adding some VMS-specific
code introduced some improper statement ordering, which may generate
complaints (or failure) with some C compilers.
/ftp/wget/wget-1_9_1b_vms/netrc.c
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2004-09-30 Replacement FTP-LS.C file to fix a
typographical error (unclosed comment).
/ftp/wget/wget-1_9_1b_vms/ftp-ls.c
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2004-10-02 Replacement CONNECT.C file to fix some
problems with MultiNet TCP/IP software.
/ftp/wget/wget-1_9_1b_vms/connect.c
These problems were discovered by Steve Little, who also supplied the
fix for the run-time problem.
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2004-11-09 Replacement VMS.C file to fix a problem
with utime() when the user specified a non-UNIX file name with the Wget
"-O" option.
Typical symptom:
utime(home_sms:[sms.wget]t.h): error 0
As the message might suggest, the file date-time was not being set
correctly. With this fix, utime() should work with either a UNIX-like
or VMS-like file specification, and errno should also be set properly
when it fails.
/ftp/wget/wget-1_9_1b_vms/vms.c
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2004-11-30 Replacement and new files for https (SSL)
support.
Added https (SSL) support, changing DESCRIP.MMS and VMS-WGET.COM, and
adding WGET_SSL.OPT and WGET_SSL_HP.OPT. Limited testing was done on
Alpha, using HP SSL V1.1-B and OpenSSL version 0.9.7e. The build
procedure automatically enables SSL support if it can find one of the
SSL header files. The details are explained in comments in
VMS-WGET.COM, including new command-line options, HPSSL and NOSSL.
Helpful comments are especially welcome before these changes are moved
into a Wget 1.9.1c kit.
/ftp/wget/wget-1_9_1b_vms/descrip.mms
/ftp/wget/wget-1_9_1b_vms/vms-wget.com
/ftp/wget/wget-1_9_1b_vms/wget_ssl.opt
/ftp/wget/wget-1_9_1b_vms/wget_ssl_hp.opt
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2004-12-15 Replacement FTP.C file to fix various
problems with time-stamping ("-N", "--timestamping") when using an FTP
URL. Some of the misbehavior was specific to a VMS FTP server, but not
all. The typical result was a file with the modification date left at
the date of the download, rather than set to match the date on the
server. Some misleading diagnostic messages also have been corrected.
/ftp/wget/wget-1_9_1b_vms/ftp.c