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This is with wget 1.14 (CentOS ships with 1.11, which is too old for the test.)
Looking in /tmp/mod_pagespeed_test.jefftk/fetched_directory/ I see both js_defer_debug.fxi6kLpaRF.js and js_defer_debug.fxi6kLpaRF.js.1. Which makes sense: wget downloads a page that references js_defer_debug... recursively giving us the first one, and the hang is when it's getting the second one. But the second one doesn't download completely. It's 48902 bytes instead of 53109.
I've prepared a CentOS 5 VM running 1.5.27.3-rc1 as part of preparing the next release. When I run the system tests I get:
This is with wget 1.14 (CentOS ships with 1.11, which is too old for the test.)
Looking in /tmp/mod_pagespeed_test.jefftk/fetched_directory/ I see both
js_defer_debug.fxi6kLpaRF.jsandjs_defer_debug.fxi6kLpaRF.js.1. Which makes sense: wget downloads a page that references js_defer_debug... recursively giving us the first one, and the hang is when it's getting the second one. But the second one doesn't download completely. It's 48902 bytes instead of 53109.