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Posted September 22, 2011
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kavazovangel: Because you just gave away three games. :p
So it depends on rep?
I like dragons... Maybe I will make it permanent :p
Posted October 18, 2011
It does not function on OS X 10.6 with a 32bit Intel CPU as it seems.

This is what happened to me on my MacBook:

18.10.11 18:21:57 [0x0-0x66d66d].Main[31617] com.apple.console Please wait while downloading the CURL certificate...
18.10.11 18:21:57 [0x0-0x66d66d].Main[31617] com.apple.console Cannot run program "/Applications/JGoGDownloader.app/Contents/Resources/Java/./wgetmac/wget": error=86, Bad CPU type in executable
18.10.11 18:21:57 com.apple.launchd.peruser.501[177] com.apple.console ([0x0-0x66d66d].Main[31617]) Exited with exit code: 255
Posted October 18, 2011
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amix: It does not function on OS X 10.6 with a 32bit Intel CPU as it seems.

This is what happened to me on my MacBook:

18.10.11 18:21:57 [0x0-0x66d66d].Main[31617] com.apple.console Please wait while downloading the CURL certificate...
18.10.11 18:21:57 [0x0-0x66d66d].Main[31617] com.apple.console Cannot run program "/Applications/JGoGDownloader.app/Contents/Resources/Java/./wgetmac/wget": error=86, Bad CPU type in executable
18.10.11 18:21:57 com.apple.launchd.peruser.501[177] com.apple.console ([0x0-0x66d66d].Main[31617]) Exited with exit code: 255
Are you using an x32 CPU?
Posted October 18, 2011
Can't compile x86 file on a x64 arch, if u compile wget 1.12.tar.gz on your x86 arch, send me the executable so i update package...
Posted October 19, 2011
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WrathOfTheAngels: Are you using an x32 CPU?
Yes. Is it enough to replace the wget command? Hmm...will simply try it.
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Xenon1170: Can't compile x86 file on a x64 arch, if u compile wget 1.12.tar.gz on your x86 arch, send me the executable so i update package...
I could send you both 1.12 or the newer 1.13.4 (both built on my MacBook CoreDuo 32bit). It's your choice.

@all: Yes, that solved it. I just replaced the wget executable.

However, the GUI seems to be pretty messed up. Screenshot:
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Post edited October 19, 2011 by amix
Posted October 19, 2011
Can you compile wget 1.12 and attach it? I'll update the .app!


EDIT: Compiled in 32 bit mode... now updating app ^_^
Post edited October 19, 2011 by Xenon1170
Posted October 19, 2011
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Xenon1170: Can you compile wget 1.12 and attach it? I'll update the .app!


EDIT: Compiled in 32 bit mode... now updating app ^_^
Tnx Xenon
Posted October 19, 2011
Updated, could someone download new version and try?
Posted October 19, 2011
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Xenon1170: Updated, could someone download new version and try?
Here?
http://www.xenon1170.com/it/sperosoft-downloads-it.html
The web-site still says 64bit.

Thanks in the name of all Inte 32bit users. Sadly, more and more applications get compiled for 64bit only, since most Intel Macs are 64bit anyway (CoreDuo was 32bit, then came Core2Duo, etc.) It's often applications, that see no benefit from 64bit, so it's snobbery of the developers and I can't use those apps on my 2006 Macbook (which is functioning very nicely, besides that and has no speed or RAM penalty at all).
Post edited October 19, 2011 by amix
Posted October 20, 2011
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amix: Here?
http://www.xenon1170.com/it/sperosoft-downloads-it.html
The web-site still says 64bit.

Thanks in the name of all Inte 32bit users. Sadly, more and more applications get compiled for 64bit only, since most Intel Macs are 64bit anyway (CoreDuo was 32bit, then came Core2Duo, etc.) It's often applications, that see no benefit from 64bit, so it's snobbery of the developers and I can't use those apps on my 2006 Macbook (which is functioning very nicely, besides that and has no speed or RAM penalty at all).
Yep, there, i've compiled useing GCC CFLAGS=-m32 LDFLAGS=-m32, so when i run that wget it says Intel and not Intel 64 bit ^_^
Posted October 26, 2011
I will start to work again on this project to make it completely java native soon. I found some useful class in an Apache library. Does anyone knows if using Apache's classes makes non valid the WTFPL licence for it?
Posted October 26, 2011
Afaik the Apache Software License is a copy free license, i.e. it does not require all combined works to have the same license.

That means, your part can still be WTF. However you must state that the Apache part is not WTF, but ASL. :)

I took my knowledge from wikipedia, so you might want to check with the apache people if you want to be completely secure about it.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apache_Software_License
Post edited October 26, 2011 by Trilarion
Posted October 26, 2011
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Trilarion: Afaik the Apache Software License is a copy free license, i.e. it does not require all combined works to have the same license.

That means, your part can still be WTF. However you must state that the Apache part is not WTF, but ASL. :)

I took my knowledge from wikipedia, so you might want to check with the apache people if you want to be completely secure about it.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apache_Software_License
Tnx :)
Posted November 02, 2011
I just tried it and it worked alright. Is there a possibility to change the download location as I would prefer to leave the application on my SSD but the download location same 2TB HDD I keep all my GOG files? I would prefer if one could see the current download speed somewhere (maybe I missed it?).

EDIT: I forgot. Does the app use any kind of securyity features like encrypting the password when sending info to the GOG servers to access one's account? Games are cheap here but still, I would prefer to be on the safe side.

:)
Post edited November 02, 2011 by Nirth_90
Posted November 04, 2011
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Nirth_90: I just tried it and it worked alright. Is there a possibility to change the download location as I would prefer to leave the application on my SSD but the download location same 2TB HDD I keep all my GOG files? I would prefer if one could see the current download speed somewhere (maybe I missed it?).
It's a pity, but answer is no to both questions. Hovewer hope to add also this in the next release (work in progress... TODO list it's becaming really big :s)

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Nirth_90: EDIT: I forgot. Does the app use any kind of securyity features like encrypting the password when sending info to the GOG servers to access one's account? Games are cheap here but still, I would prefer to be on the safe side.

:)
Yes, it uses SSL connection :)
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