- From: <jose.kahan@w3.org>
- Date: Thu, 28 Oct 1999 18:02:58 +0200 (MET DST)
- To: Jean-Raymond.Chauviere@cetelem.fr (Jean Raymond Chauviere)
- Cc: www-amaya@w3.org
Hello Jean Raymond, The problem you have is more related to libwww and its use of SOCKS5 than to Amaya. I propose you forward your problem to the www-lib@w3.org mailing list. I've not yet done any SOCKS programming, but you have pinpointed the problem quite well. I'd say that the solution would just be to remove the fclose from the wwwsys.h file and try to compile again. I don't think that a fclose is related to sockets anyway :) Could you try it and report back to either this list or www-lib? I have some Amaya and libwww tips for you, though ... ====================== Did you get your libwww from w3c's CVS repository using the Amaya tag? http://www.w3.org/Amaya/User/cvs.html If not, you'll have other problems when making the link edition. I changed some functions in libwww, but haven't yet commited them to the principal tree. I'll mail a more explicit message to the list later. The files are HTMIME.c HTCache.c HTReqMan.c HTCache.html HTReqMan.html HTReq.html and are available on the libwww CVS base (Amaya tag). For this release, I modified the libwww portion of the Amaya makefile so that it links directly to the libwww's .libs directories. I didn't make much progress to allow you define another libwww directory or handle it some options, though. So, if you're using another libwww than ours, you'll need to either name it libwww (or make symlink named like that) or modify the ~/Amaya/Makefile.in and ~/Amaya/amaya/Makefile.libwww files to make them point to the correct location of libwww (2-3 lines to modify). =============== Hope this helps you! Thanks, -Jose
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