Hallo, i´m a new user of wget for windows and need some help. I wrote a batch file on my windows 7 machine to start a backup of a mysql database on a webspace and download after it to my directory, where the batch and the wget.exe ist placed in. The batch file i use:
--- wget --delete-after http://mydomain.com/cgi-bin/backup.sh -a report.txt wget --http-user=admin --http-password=123456 --no-check-certificate https://mydomain.com/secure/db/db-backup.sql.gz --- With this lines everything works fine on my Win 7 computer. But i want to run it automated on a Win 2003 Server. So i copied the batch to the server and started it. It does not work, so i changed some lines in the batch file. On the Win 2003 Server it looks like this: --- set http_proxy=http://myproxy.com:8080 wget --proxy=on --delete-after http://mydomain.com/cgi-bin/backup.sh -a report.txt wget --proxy=on --http-user=admin --http-password=123456 --no-check-certificate https://mydomain.com/secure/db/db-backup.sql.gz --- The first wget command starts a script on the server, that creates a backup of the database. This line works fine. I looked with a ftp software on the webserver and the db-backup.sql.gz file is created. But the second wget command does not work! So i just tried these wget command, searching for the problem: set http_proxy=http://myproxy.com:8080 wget --proxy=on --http-user=admin --http-password=123456 --no-check-certificate https://mydomain.com/secure/db/db-backup.sql.gz -a report.txt In the report.txt i always get the message: --2010-09-26 14:37:00-- https://mydomain.com/secure/db/db-backup.sql.gz Resolving mydomain.com... 100.200.300.400 Connecting to mydomain.com|100.200.300.400|:443... failed: No route to host. I also tried to download the file with wget by ftp-command. Result was the same! So my question is, if anybody could help me solving my problem? I run a Windows 2003 Server with Proxy and ISA 2006. Maybe the ISA-Server ist the problem? Thanks for your answers! Peter Durst
