Hi Hubert, thanks for rebasing. git am works smoothly now :-)
On Friday 03 July 2015 13:54:43 Hubert Tarasiuk wrote: > > - I had to find out that I need libgpgme11-dev package (on Debian here), > > else ./boostrap and/or ./configure would not work. Please add this > > information to README.checkout. > > Both libmetalink and GPGME were supposed to be "weak" dependencies. How > about copying GPGME's m4 macro to Wget's m4 directory? If I add it to > the Wget repository, the scripts will not fail without GPGME installed. To copy GPGME m4 macro, I have to install libgpgme11-dev. And if I do that, a ./bootstrap (maybe just a configure) does the job for me. > I have repaired this problem. I have also conditionally disabled the > Metalink Python tests (whenever Metalink support is not compiled). Thus, > Wget should work fine without neither of them. (Both make and make-check.) > Should I list these dependencies as optional in the README.checkout? There are several 'weak' dependencies mentioned in README.checkout. Just do it similar, e.g. * [37] libmetalink is required for supporting Metalink... * [38] libgpgme is required to support signatur checking for MetaLink... Cloned and installed libmetalink now. I tried $ wget http://www.metalinker.org/samples/dsl-3.3.iso.metalink which I understand as a download link to dsl-3.3.iso. That only downloads the .metalink file and that's it !? I expected Wget to download dsl-3.3.iso (of course first the .metalink file as intermediate file, which is needed for mirror information). I am aware of --input-metalink, but would like to see a bit more of automation in the above example. WDYT ? Regards, Tim
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