I am facing a problem with wget. I have to dload a lot of files from a
remote ftp  daily. I was using  the wget (windows port)  till last day
and it is working fine. Now we are trying to use wget in my Debian box
to dload the same.

wget  is trying  to  CWD  /var/www/ftp/OmniTracker ,  but  we have  no
permission  to access  /var/www/. Can  any  body explain  why wget  in
windows   works  CWD   OmniTracker   and  wget   in   Debian  do   CWD
/var/www/ftp/OmniTracker.

I am  using wget  because it  will automaticaly skip  the file,  if it
already exists in local folder.


[fme@gnusvr01 fme]~$wget -r -c --no-host-directories
ftp://user:password@host-server/OmniTracker/file.mdb
--11:36:45--
ftp://user:*password*@host-server/OmniTracker/file.mdb
           => `OmniTracker/.listing'
Resolving host-server... done.
Connecting to host-server[a.b.c.d]:21... connected.
Logging in as user ... Logged in!
==> SYST ... done.    ==> PWD ... done.
==> TYPE I ... done.  ==> CWD /var/www/ftp/OmniTracker ...
No such directory `OmniTracker'.

unlink: No such file or directory

FINISHED --11:37:06--
Downloaded: 0 bytes in 0 files
[fme@gnusvr01 fme]~$

Regards
-- 
MDK                      
http://www.kumarayil.net/ 


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