Problem with mighty strange username

Hey there, I'm having trouble recursively sucking in a ftp site. The problem is in the extremely weird username which is in this form: admin.company.amsterdam#company.amsterdam.ispname.tld Yes, that's only the username :) This is the command I'm issueing (tried several escaping thingies, but

Wget race condition vulnerability (fwd)

I found this on the bugtraq mailing list and since I haven't seen it discussed here, I thought it could be informative. -- -=- Daniel Stenberg -=- http://daniel.haxx.se -=- ech`echo xiun|tr nu oc|sed 'sx\([sx]\)\([xoi]\)xo un\2\1 is xg'`ol -- Forwarded message --

convert relative links to non-relative in wget (for Windows)?

I'm using wget in combination with blat (a command line email utility for Windows) to email myself single web pages. It's working as I want it, with one exception, relative links. I would prefer that all the links in the resulting email attachment be clickable in my email client, but wget

Re: Wget race condition vulnerability (fwd)

Thanks for forwarding this. The idea was for Wget to print the file name it will write to, and yet to refrain from creating the file until the data arrives. One way to solve this is to use O_EXCL when opening the file, and refusing to write to files that cannot be so opened. Essentially, Wget

Re: Problem with mighty strange username

Ferry van Steen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I'm having trouble recursively sucking in a ftp site. The problem is in the extremely weird username which is in this form: admin.company.amsterdam#company.amsterdam.ispname.tld Yes, that's only the username :) Try replacing the # with %23.