This is wget v1.10+devel compiled for OS/2 using Innotek GCC. 

The main new feature of 1.10+ (revision 2328) over 1.10.2 is support 
for handling headers of the form 'Content-Disposition: attachment; 
filename="somefile.xyz" '. I use WGet daily to download files from a
site that uses this feature (Save.tv) and file names work perfectly 
well now (except for the usual OS/2 codepage issues).

This version also includes support for transfering large files 
(ie >2gb) using FTP or HTTP (successfully tested for both protocols).

Wget_ssl.exe includes ssl support from OpenSSL v0.9.8. 
Slightly bigger version containing debug code are included in a 
separate directory.

I used Paul Smedley's unix porting environment available at 
http://download.smedley.info/buildenv_20071022.zip

Requirements: 
- Innotek GCC runtime 
ftp://ftp.netlabs.org/pub/gcc/libc-0_6_3-csd3.wpi 
(The WarpIN version of WGet will check for the libc*.dll to be installed via 
WarpIN as well - use the zipped version in case of difficulties)
- iintl6i.dll 
http://smedley.info/iintl6i.zip

Restrictions:
- No support for IPv6 - restriction of OS/2 and eComStation
- NLS based message files missing - will hopefully be fixed in the future
- No OS/2 / eCS specific enhancements (ie. saving URLs into file EAs)
  - to be done in a future build

You can get the sources from the subversion repository using
svn co -r 2328 svn://addictivecode.org/wget/trunk wget_local_source_dir
(A port of subversion for OS/2 and eComStation is available from
http://www.smedley.info/os2ports/index.php?page=subversion )

Enjoy!

Andreas Ludwig
Vancouver, BC, Canada
http://Andreas-Ludwig.info
December 2, 2007

Heavily based on work done and help given by

Paul Smedley
Adelaide, Australia
10th March, 2006.

Thanks Paul!

Revision history:

December 2, 2007	New build based on older SVN code revision
			2328 that still observes HTTP content-
			disposition information by default

August 17, 2007 	Initial release based on  SVN code revision 2336