Re: Seeking a command line option?
Karen Lewellen <[email protected]>
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Hi Rudy, This may indeed make sense if there is a gzzip associated with lynx configurations, i. e. the rollback also connected lynx with the older edition. again shellworld is a service, I am not downloading anything so my disk space would not impact if a link to an on line article functioned or not..the gzzip factor might since a temporary file or those I noticed have.gz at the end. Thanks, Karen On Sun, 26 Dec 2021, Rudy Vener wrote: > Hi Karen, > > I'm unaware of any encoding default that might cause your problem. > > However, if your server admin tried to upgrade lynx, they might have tried to upgrade > gzip too. Make sure gzip is working. > I've heard of cases where upgrading from gzip 1.4.4 to 1.5 caused > the error you describe. > > Also, it can't hurt to check available disk space: > df /tmp > or > df ~ > > Rudy > > On Sun, Dec 26, 2021 at 10:24:27PM -0500, Karen Lewellen wrote: >> make that error uncompressing temporary file. >> come to think of it, that error sometimes shows up with google searches now >> as well, with my changing the encoding default fixing the problem. >> What we had before this situation was 2.8.9dev.16 >> Kare >> >> >> >> On Sun, 26 Dec 2021, Karen Lewellen wrote: >> >>> Hi folks, >>> Sigh..this is frustrating. >>> One fall out of the last shellworld related Lynx incident, turns out our >>> admin was trying to upgrade the browser and failed, is that they rolled >>> things back to a much earlier edition. >>> I have told them as much, their removing even the edition of lynx >>> dreamhost provides on their shells, and dreamhost does not care about >>> proper lynx configuring. Can you say google presenting a captcha when >>> one seeks to do a search anyone? >>> Long story short, now when following many links in emails, I run into >>> the "error deflating temporary file message, that has a fix when in >>> lynx proper, but cannot be addressed if following an email link. >>> What I seek is a command line option that impacts the encoding, I am >>> likely not explaining this clearly, which lets me add the command when >>> editing the url presented in the email. >>> Is there such a thing? >>> Imagine I will follow this post with the actual error I mean. >>> Thanks, >>> Karen >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> > > -- > Rudy Vener > Website: http://www.rudyvener.com > Twitter: https://twitter.com/RudySalt > >