Hi,
I can't find any reference to using PKCS12 certificates with wget...
Is it possible to authenticate to a web site with an SSL certificate using wget ?
This use is for load testing our portal...
If not possible with wget, anyone knows a console tool, like wget, that can be used
with ssl
Dear Wget experts,
I am using wget to build a downloadable zip file for offline viewing of a
CGI-intensive web site that I am building.
Essentially it works, but I am encountering difficulties with semicolons. I use
semicolons in CGI URIs to separate parameters. (Ampersand is more often used
-Original Message-
From: Phil Endecott [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, June 24, 2004 11:05 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Escaping semicolons
[SNIP]
First question: is ; an acceptable character in Windows
filenames? ( I don't have a Windows machine to try it on.)
Does WGet have a pause functionality where you can
pause a current download ?
Will the file currently being downloaded be corrupted
if I kill WGet and spawn another one after a few
minutes asking it to resume from where it was forced
to stop last time ?
An accompanying (shell) script would be
Does WGet have a pause functionality where you can
pause a current download ?
Will the file currently being downloaded be corrupted
if I kill WGet and spawn another one after a few
minutes asking it to resume from where it was forced
to stop last time ?
An accompanying (shell) script would be
Phil Endecott wrote:
I am using wget to build a downloadable zip file for offline viewing of
a CGI-intensive web site that I am building.
Essentially it works, but I am encountering difficulties with semicolons.
I use semicolons in CGI URIs to separate parameters. (Ampersand is more
often
