trac ticket for http_ping, connect & mget

[S H A N]

right before login... infact doesn't even prompt me for login... (it
was atleast prompting me to login yesterday but today not even
that...)

chk out the attachments as requested... (thks for your assistance though)

On 5/1/07, markd at macports.org <markd at macports.org> wrote:
> Does it fail when you login or when you create a ticket?
>
> Also, the description should not have quotes.  Quotes, unless required by
> a keyword, need to be escaped.  In other words, preceded by a backslash.
> But since they are not required in these descriptions and unneccessary,
> just remove them.  And the top line of each portfile should be this:
>
> # $Id:
>
> Could you make those changes and resend the separate Portfiles as
> attachments?  Thanks.
>
> Mark
>
>
> "S H A N" <maamoo at gmail.com> on Monday, April 30, 2007 at 8:14 AM -0800
> wrote:
> >2. submit port for connect.c
> >
> >PortSystem 1.0
> >name            connect
> >version         1.96
> >categories      net
> >maintainers     shanali at yahoo.com
> >description     "Make socket connection using SOCKS4/5 and HTTP tunnel."
> >long_description "connect.c is the simple relaying command \
> >                  to make network connection via SOCKS and https proxy."
> >master_sites    http://zippo.taiyo.co.jp/~gotoh/ssh/
> >distname        ${portname}.c
> >checksums       ${distname} md5 b856937f1cdfca7a3ccfb2fac36ef726
> >
> >3. submit port for for mget
> >
> >PortSystem 1.0
> >name            mget
> >version         1.4.2
> >categories      net
> >maintainers     shanali at yahoo.com
> >description     "Multithreaded commandline web-download manager"
> >long_description "mGet is a command line download manager. It splits
> >the         \
> >                  file into a number of segments and uses several
> >separate       \
> >                  threads to download each segment. It can handle
> >proxies        \
> >                  and can tunnel through them to get files blocked by
> >proxies.   \
> >                  Currently mGet only handles HTTP downloads directly,
> >while FTP \
> >                  downloads must go through a proxy."
> >master_sites    http://cs-people.bu.edu/dbera/activities/projects/mget/
> >distname        ${portname}-${portversion}
> >checksums       ${distname}${extract.suffix} md5
> >1450256d6484d357cae54b01c1b16e7f
>
>
>


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Best Regards.
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