wget seems to have lost executive capacity

Sat Sep 17 10:30:00 GMT 2016

On 2016-09-16 13:05, Hans-Bernhard BrÃ¶ker wrote:
> Am 16.09.2016 um 15:21 schrieb Fergus:
>
>> ~> ls -al /bin/wget*
>> -rwxr-xr-x 1 Administrator None 514589 Jul 11 18:10 wget.exe*
>>
>> If the size is right,

correct for cygwin32, date/time correct for UTC+1 - BST?
better check is:

$ sha512sum /bin/wget
fc3e0e6b22c09ee60d120e10328f271dce1b575d53168746c1f1a50bdb4f047bfe03e62e5ec140d113d38b45f2cb77b78f129878d3912daae09516735e206d64 */bin/wget

> Actually, it's _not_ right.  That size is off by about 25 KiB from the released binary package I have, which is from Cygwin package wget-1.18-1:
>
> -rwxr-xr-x 1 hbbro hbbro 490515 11. Jul 19:10 wget.exe

correct for cygwin64, date/time correct for UTC+2 - CET?

$ sha512sum /bin/wget
e6f28c8e4a0bb8dff5b55f3f455e988ddb581bd0d4b560e949799b53b568ccb06761e03ddd711b3d333c05982d5c70d7ed66d5dddf212a4167f9813ca60ddcef */bin/wget

> That looks like your wget.exe is corrupted.

It's not, it's fine.

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