in testing for both architectures. please signoff. -Andy Changelog: * Changes in Wget 1.11. ** Timestamping now uses the value from the most recent HTTP response, rather than the first one it got. ** Authentication information is no longer sent as part of the Referer header in recursive fetches. ** No authentication credentials are sent until a challenge is issued, for improved security. Authentication handling is still not RFC-compliant, as once a Basic challenge has been received, it will assume it can send credentials to any URL at that same host, and not just the ones at or below the original authenticated location. Credentials for Digest authentication are still never saved or issued automatically, and continue to require a challenge for each resource. ** Added --max-redirect option, allowing the user to specify what should be the maximum number of HTTP redirects to follow. ** Wget now supports saving HTTP downloads using file names specified by the `Content-Disposition' header. This is a standard way of specifying the file name used by many web dynamically generated pages. However, the current implementation is inefficient, and known to have bugs. It is EXPERIMENTAL only, and not enabled by default. Use --content-disposition to enable it. ** The new option `--ignore-case' makes Wget ignore case when matching files, directories, and wildcards. This affects the -X, -I, -A, and -R options, as well as globbing in FTP URLs. ** ETA projection is now displayed in "dot" progress output as well as in the default progress bar. (The dot progress is used by default when logging Wget's output to file using the `-o' option.) ** The "lockable boolean" argument type is no longer supported. It was only used by the passive_ftp .wgetrc setting. If you're running broken scripts or Perl modules that unconditionally specify `--passive-ftp' and your firewall disallows it, you can override them by replacing wget with a script that execs wget "$@" --no-passive-ftp. ** The source code has been migrated to Mercurial. The repositories are available at http://hg.addictivecode.org/. Prior to this, the source code was hosted on Subversion (migrated from the original CVS); you can still get access to older tags and branches for Wget in the Subversion repository at http://addictivecode.org/svn/wget/.