> You mentioned FTPS... Ander Juaristi implemented this for Wget during GSOC > 2015. Wget2 currently is lacking FTP and FTPS support (I just added some code > for the test suite - tested only with Wget).
Yes, I wrote FTPS in wget, albeit not complete. There are some FTPS commands, such as CCC, that were impossible to implement with the current wget SSL/TLS API. Implementing them would require enhancing the SSL/TLS API. I have some notes at home about how to do that, and promised I would show them to you, but still haven't. My fault. I'll try to do it tomorrow, since today I'm in a hotel in the center of Madrid, and won't be able to. Right now, wget2 lacks both FTP and FTPS support. So I guess you have to first implement FTP in order to have FTPS. Well, in theory, it's not a technical impediment to implement FTPS directly, but makes more sense to have FTP first, since FTPS is just extending it to tunnel its traffic through TLS. Regards, - AJ
