Sun, 17 Dec 2023 15:33:50 +0100
fix faulty string to int conversion utilities
Probably it was expected that errno is set to EINVAL when illegal characters are encountered. But this is not standard and does not happen on every system, allowing illegal strings to be parsed as valid integers.
--- title: 'dav get' --- **`dav get [-pcRK] [-o <file>] [-u <date>] [-V <version>] <url>`** Downloads a resource. This command also downloads collections and its child resources when the **`-R`** option is used. When downloading a single resource, the default local file name is the resource name. When downloading collections, it does **not** create a local directory with the collection's name and places its children in there, but it downloads the children directly to the current working directory. **`-p`** disable file name and content decryption. You get exactly what is stored on the server. **`-c`** enable file name and content decryption **`-R`** download a collection **`-K`** download only files that don't exist locally **`-o <file>`** specify the local output file. A **-** indicates stdout **`-u <date>`** download only files which are modified since the specified date. Uses the HTTP date format **`-V <version>`** downloads a specific version of the resource. Available versions can be listed with the *list-versions* command