When I was in Paris, Daniel sent an email to ask for help. Unfortunately, I couldn't figure out the cause after quick search; and even worse, I almost forgot his email.
The problem comes from a lynx configuration. For some reason, it's UTF-8 by default. And after some upgrades, it switched to an ISO-xxx charset and I haven't awared of that change on my laptop. Tonight I tried with Daniel's archive and could reproduce the problem. And voilà, I could get it fixed!
I put this issue on public domain. Please accept my apologies, Daniel.
From: Daniel Lind______
To: kyanh@theslinux.org
Subject: craw.sh
Date: Wed, 12 Mar 2014 16:54:26 -0700
Greetings,
Your craw.sh script looks incredibly useful (I also enjoy craw's sense of
humour).
Forgive the ignorant question, but I'm not much of a .bash programmer.
When ever I try to use it (using, for example apml-public as the target
group) I get something like:
mkdir: created directory `./apml-public'
:: Creating './apml-public//threads.0' with 'forum/apml-public'
Looking up groups.google.com
Making HTTPS connection to groups.google.com
lynx: Can't access startfile
https://groups.google.com/forum/?_escaped_fragment_=forum/apml-public
cat: ./apml-public//msgs.*: No such file or directory
Am I doing something boneheaded, or have changes in google's system
rendered craw temporarily out of comission.
Best regards, and thank you for sharing your code (and your wit),
Daniel
When I was in Paris, Daniel sent an email to ask for help. Unfortunately, I couldn't figure out the cause after quick search; and even worse, I almost forgot his email.
The problem comes from a
lynx
configuration. For some reason, it'sUTF-8
by default. And after some upgrades, it switched to anISO-xxx
charset and I haven't awared of that change on my laptop. Tonight I tried with Daniel's archive and could reproduce the problem. And voilà, I could get it fixed!I put this issue on public domain. Please accept my apologies, Daniel.