- From: K. O. Linn <linn@informatik.fh-wiesbaden.de>
- Date: Tue, 23 Nov 1999 08:59:03 +0100 (MET)
- To: www-lib@w3.org
hi, if you look at the commandline Example (HTLine.c), you might find what you want. You can use this programm in an interactive and non-interactive mode. I ported this code to the robot programm. It worked after I added the the profile statement to the existing one: /* Initiate W3C Reference Library with a robot profile */ ---> HTProfile_newNoCacheClient(APP_NAME, APP_VERSION); //wichtig für Passwort Abfrage!!!!! HTProfile_newRobot(APP_NAME, APP_VERSION); This might be not perfect, but it works. K.O.Linn At 22:15 17.11.99 -0500, you wrote: >Greetings again libwww'ers, > >When trying to load URLs that are password protected without specifying a >password, libwww seems to stall. Using code posted to this list on June 17 >by Raffaele Sena <raff@nuvomedia.com> (BTW, thanks :) ), I've got a >not-so-interactive application supplying the username and password when >required. This works exactly as I'd expect. However, if I don't have a >username and password to give, libwww ends up calling select() and waiting >on a socket that doesn't become active again. I'd expect to get a 401 error >instead. > >The trace shows the normal chain of events: Request, 401 Error, After >Filter, look for name and password, request again. The second request never >really gets underway if a name and password aren't found. > >Again, this is a part of the library I don't understand very well at all, so >if anyone could help me out or give me some pointers, I'd be very >appreciative. > >Thanks. >-- >Sam Couter sam@topic.com.au >Internet Engineer >tSA Consulting > > >
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