- From: Jim Marshall <jim_marshall2268@hotmail.com>
- Date: Mon, 21 Aug 2000 16:15:16 GMT
- To: www-lib@w3.org
I sent this last week, but never got any replies. I really need an answer in order to continue using libwww. I don't believe I can change the file extension (.gz) as this is being stipulated by my customer. I can make an argument to change it, but I need to understand why libwww is prompting me in the first place. thanks --- orginal message --- I am attempting to use the HTLoadToFile function, it was working fine when I was testing with some dummy files on my server. Now I modified the server software to respond with the real file I need to download. Now when I run my program it seems that libwww is prompting me for a location to place the file?!?! Specifically the file I'm downloading is a 'gz' file (whereas when I was testing it was a 'zip' file). Here is a snippet of the output I get: Starting to download http://babylon-5:8081/updates/libSome.so.gz to /home/jmars/updates/libSome.so.gz Reading... Please give name of file to save in: (RETURN for [/tmp/libSome.so.gz]) /home/jmars/updates/libSome.so.gz Done! The "Starting.." line is from my program, which shows the params passed to HTLoadToFile, the next few lines are from libwww. I need this to be an automatic download with no user interaction. Any thoughts? -Jim ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com
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