"Alexander V. Lukyanov" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Maybe it is better to leave the default password lftp@ ? What do you
> think?
Good question. I'm now struggling with the same decision in Wget.
Wget used to use username@FQDN for the default anonymous FTP password
because it seemed like a n
On Fri, Apr 27, 2001 at 07:35:15AM +0200, Hrvoje Niksic wrote:
> What is lftp's default anonymous FTP password?
By default user name is used for ftp password. -lftp@ is the first default,
a static one. It is later overridden by the synamic one with user name.
> P.S.
> The "default" of "-lftp@" s
What is lftp's default anonymous FTP password?
Judging by a cursory glance of the code, it would seem to be
"-lftp@". However, tracing lftp shows that it actually sends
"hniksic@" as the password, where `hniksic' is my user name.
Also, `set -d' reports that ftp:anon-pass is "-lftp@", while `set
