Dear Philipp:<br><br>> ... but that<br>> depends on what you want to log. Tell us and we'll either consider it<br>> for a future version or help you write a wrapper script.<br><br>I think LOG could be a option-ability for axel, axel log when, what I downloaded while I run it as following:<br>
axel -n 2 -log 1 <a href="http://www.kernel.org/example.7z">http://www.kernel.org/example.7z</a><br><br>No matter it if downloads example.7z successfully, I cound see a log here<br>$HOME/.axel/log<br>URL DESTINATION DIR DATE FILESIZE N ...<br>
<a href="http://www.kernel.org/example.7z">http://www.kernel.org/example.7z</a> /home/share/dol 08-11-11 20:49 10 MB 2<br><br>It's very important that user could delete/find downloaded DESTINATION file from log, a good/nice log viewer is important too.<br>
<br>Using sqlite to manage log maybe is a good idea, user also could define howto organize log DIR in /etc/axelrc.<br>...<br># define LOGDIR <br># LOGDIR=$HOME/.axel/log/yyyy/mm/dd/hhmm<br># or LOGDIR=/tmp<br>
...<br><br>If axel has log ability in future, please also add this into some file:<br>`.configure --log=disable | enable`<br><br>Good developers design choice, and let end-uses make a choice by themselves.<br><br><br><br>
> Thaank you very much for your work for axel! In the 3.x version, some<br>> messages will change, be removed, and added. May I contact you then for<br>> chinese translations?<br><br>Of corse, my honor.<br><br><br>
<br><b>BUG</b><br>Some firends told me that axel maybe includes some bugs somewhere, it doesn't work well with Gentoo GNU/Linux Portage Software Manager.<br><br>Gentoo Portage use wget download file with one single thread one single connection default, so that many gentoo users use axel instead of wget in portage configure file /etc/make.conf:<br>
$ cat /etc/make.conf<br>...<br>FETCHCOMMAND="/usr/bin/axel -a -n2 \${URI} -o \${DISTDIR}"<br>RESUMECOMMAND="/usr/bin/axel -a -n2 \${URI} -o \${DISTDIR}"<br>...<br><br>However it doesn't work well, it interrupts downloading file suddenly without any msg or reason, but aira2 or wget has no problem ... many users using arai2 instead of axel now.<br>
<br><br><br><br><b>Improve GUI suggest</b><br>
Please have a look this<br><a href="http://code.google.com/p/egear/"> http://code.google.com/p/egear/</a><br>and this<br>Thunder is best & worst donwloader on M$-WIndows in China.<br><a href="http://down.sandai.net/Thunder5.8.6.600.exe">http://down.sandai.net/Thunder5.8.6.600.exe</a><br>
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I know nothing about RFC: Directory Layout : ( .<br>
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*SUGGEST*<br>
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It seems that is a pity axel can't/haven't create log in $HOME, why add this<br>
ability for axel ?<br>
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*PATCH*<br>
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I translated manpage & po file for axel in Chinese, please add they next<br>
version, thank you.<br>
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*BUG ?*<br>
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#: axel.c:201<br>
msgid "Crappy filesystem/OS.. Working around. :-("<br>
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What does `Working around` means ?<br>
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It means `trying solve` or `skip` ? Please tell me in detail.<br>
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> Subject: [axel-devel] RFC: Directory Layout<br>
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> Currently, axel's directory layout is pretty simple:<br>
><br>
> . - Source files, text interface, compiled files, axel binary,<br>
> documentation, internationalization, compiled i18n files, configure,<br>
> Makefile<br>
> gui - GUI<br>
><br>
> Although this is simple, the Makefile that determines what should be<br>
> generated/deleted is pretty complicated. It's easy to miss something.<br>
> Furthermore, the addition of unit tests requires more magic to determine<br>
> what belongs to CLI and what belongs to the core. Additionally, this<br>
> intermingling of interface and core has already caused problems; just<br>
> take a look at the 300+ lines main method in text.c.<br>
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> Therefore, I propose the following directory layout:<br>
><br>
> . configure, Makefile, axelrc.example, axel.spec<br>
> cfg/ - Configuration files generated by configure. This folder is<br>
> deleted by distclean.<br>
> cli/ - The text interface (text.c)<br>
> doc/ - Documentation<br>
> gui/ - The graphical user interface<br>
> i18n/ - Internationalization (only those files under version control)<br>
> out/ - Output directory for everything generated by make and deleted by<br>
> make clean.<br>
> axel - The final binary<br>
> bin/ - .o files<br>
> cli/ - .o file of the CLI<br>
> i18n/ - .mo files<br>
> test/ - .o files of the test, executable test-axel<br>
> axel-${VERSION}.tar{,.bz2,.gz} - Distribution files<br>
> src/ - The main source (.c and .h)<br>
> test/ - The test source files<br>
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> What do you think of this layout? Comments? Improvements? Ideas?<br>
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Subject: Re: [axel-devel] axel-devel Digest, Vol 10, Issue 6<br>
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Hi Lee,<br>
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thank you for your suggestions.<br>
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?? wrote:<br>
> I know nothing about RFC: Directory Layout : ( .<br>
An RFC is a Request For Comments. Another word would be proposal, but<br>
that's longer and less to the point. So if you are interested in such a<br>
dull topic as the directory structure of axel, please comment ;).<br>
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> It seems that is a pity axel can't/haven't create log in $HOME, why add this<br>
> ability for axel ?<br>
What do you want to be logged? A normal axel session is quite<br>
straight-forward: Download n chunks to a local file, save state file<br>
while downloading, remove state file when finished. That being said, in<br>
most cases a wrapping shell script should be more appropriate, but that<br>
depends on what you want to log. Tell us and we'll either consider it<br>
for a future version or help you write a wrapper script.<br>
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> I translated manpage & po file for axel in Chinese, please add they next<br>
> version, thank you.<br>
Thank you very much! I just added both to the stable 2.x branch and plan<br>
to add them in the new directory structure of version 3.x (developed in<br>
trunk).<br>
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> #: axel.c:201<br>
> msgid "Crappy filesystem/OS.. Working around. :-("<br>
><br>
> What does `Working around` means ?<br>
><br>
> It means `trying solve` or `skip` ? Please tell me in detail.<br>
Working around means doing something in an other, inferior way because<br>
the normal way is blocked by a bug in another program.<br>
In this case, axel is creating a new file. "Modern" operating systems<br>
allow files of variable size; if you write at a position beyond the<br>
file's size, the file will automatically increased to that position+the<br>
number of bytes written. "Modern" is a flexible term here, the POSIX<br>
standard defining it was published in 1988. I'll remove this in the 3.x<br>
version unless I can find a system affected by this bug.<br>
<br>
Thaank you very much for your work for axel! In the 3.x version, some<br>
messages will change, be removed, and added. May I contact you then for<br>
chinese translations?<br>
<br>
Kind regards,<br>
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Philipp<br>
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