Antonis Sidiropoulos [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
But when the password contains characters such as '^' or space,
these chars are converted in the form: %{hex code}
e.g. a passwd like ^12 34 is translated to: %5E12%2034, so the
login fails.
Is this a bug ??
Thanks for the report. It is
Hi all,
I'm using wget 1.8.1 for windows
downloaded from http://space.tin.it/computer/hherold/.
There are 2 ways to pass login name and password to wget when connecting
to an ftp site.
The first is with the argument -e 'passwd=123456'(which works always)
and the second is to put the username
John A Ogren [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'd like to use 'wget' to mirror a remote ftp directory, but it
requires a username and password to access the server. I don't see
any mention of command-line options for supplying this information
for an FTP server, only for an HTTP server. Is this a
Hello,
I'd like to use 'wget' to mirror a remote ftp directory, but it requires
a username and password to access the server. I don't see any mention
of command-line options for supplying this information for an FTP
server, only for an HTTP server. Is this a bug, or a feature, or am I
just
