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I'm doing a wget --mirror operation on a fairly long URL (including the host folder ~ 242 chars) into another folder via --outdir adding another couple of chars.
However I think that limitation is to aggressive/sensitive: It takes the entire quoted path (i.e. at least the 242 chars) and compares it against pathconf(..., _PC_NAME_MAX) when that is available. See
Note that the _PC_NAME_MAX returns the maximum length for a filename while PATH_MAX is the maximum length of a path. The former is 255 while the latter is 4096 on "usual" Linux systems. So the 2 code paths are not nearly identical!
Given that the "chomp buffer" size (19) is additionally subtracted any output path is truncated at 255-19=236 chars which isn't enough for use-cases such as mine mirroring a larger hierarchy of folders (files in depth of 10 folders)
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I'm doing a
wget --mirror
operation on a fairly long URL (including the host folder ~ 242 chars) into another folder via--outdir
adding another couple of chars.This runs into the length limitation at
wget/src/url.c
Line 1523 in 9a35fe6
However I think that limitation is to aggressive/sensitive: It takes the entire quoted path (i.e. at least the 242 chars) and compares it against
pathconf(..., _PC_NAME_MAX)
when that is available. Seewget/src/utils.c
Lines 2665 to 2671 in 9a35fe6
Note that the
_PC_NAME_MAX
returns the maximum length for a filename whilePATH_MAX
is the maximum length of a path. The former is 255 while the latter is 4096 on "usual" Linux systems. So the 2 code paths are not nearly identical!Given that the "chomp buffer" size (19) is additionally subtracted any output path is truncated at 255-19=236 chars which isn't enough for use-cases such as mine mirroring a larger hierarchy of folders (files in depth of 10 folders)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: