Re: wget -m ftp://ftp.nai.com/virusdefs/4.x doesn't work in 1.8

> wget -m ftp://ftp.nai.com/virusdefs/4.x > > > ...doesn't seem to work in wget 1.8 (RedHat 7.1 or CygWin). Wrong syntax. Use: wget -m ftp://ftp.nai.com/virusdefs/4.x/ (note the trailing slash.) --- Kim Scarborou

wget -m ftp://ftp.nai.com/virusdefs/4.x doesn't work in 1.8

Hello there, wget -m ftp://ftp.nai.com/virusdefs/4.x ...doesn't seem to work in wget 1.8 (RedHat 7.1 or CygWin). It does work in 1.7 This is what I get with 1.8: [root@heeg ftp]# wget -m ftp://ftp.nai.com/virusdefs/4.x --16:

Weird 302 problem with wget 1.7

moz wget-1.7 188 wget http://www.movementarian.org/oprofile-0.0.8.tar.gz --20:35:51-- http://www.movementarian.org/oprofile-0.0.8.tar.gz => `oprofile-0.0.8.tar.gz' Connecting to www.movementarian.org:80... connected! HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 302 Moved Location: http://w

Re: Simplest logfile ?

On 8 Jan 2002 at 20:31, Mike wrote: > What I'm looking for is something like the way FTP_Lite operates, > > Can I nominate a single log file in the wgetrc for use by all the > wget processes that spawn off from my bash ? There is the -a FILE (--append-output=FILE) option to append to a logfile.

WGET - OSX

Title: WGET - OSX Hello, I have just downloaded and installed WGET on my OS-X. 1- I can’t find any documentation. 2- How do I remove it from my OS-X system ? Sincerely Dan

Re: Simplest logfile ?

Thanks Ian, What I'm looking for is something like the way FTP_Lite operates, Can I nominate a single log file in the wgetrc for use by all the wget processes that spawn off from my bash ? rgds mike At 11:35 AM 8/1/2002 -, you wrote: >On 8 Jan 2002 at 14:22, Mike wrote: > >> Is there a wa

Re: Simplest logfile ?

Trouble is that won't append to the same logfile since all three commands want to write to different logfiles and I end up with the progress indications stored in the logfile on my home dir - which could take up a lot of space... I'd ideally like something like the log file operations that FTP_Li

wget suggestion

Hi Just a suggestion. I'm using wget 1.6. If using FTP, add an option to download with same file permissions. Cheers Michiel --

Re: more of a question I guess..

I have go the same problem and I found that my previous version of wget can handle this (the version was 1.7.1 I guess): wget ftp://user:pass@[EMAIL PROTECTED]/etc and worked fine, lates sources print error `no host in the url' or similar, perhaps --ftp-user and --ftp-pass would be good soluti

Re: more of a question I guess..

doesn't work, cannot login... P! Vladi. "T. Bharath" wrote: > > replace the first @ with %40 and check > > Regards > Bharath > > Turgut Kalfaoglu wrote: > > > Hi. I love WGET, but I have a stumper: How do you put a URL if the FTP > > site requires a password that has an '@' in it?? > > > >

Re: more of a question I guess..

replace the first @ with %40 and check Regards Bharath Turgut Kalfaoglu wrote: > Hi. I love WGET, but I have a stumper: How do you put a URL if the FTP > site requires a password that has an '@' in it?? > > Like: >wget ftp://userid:password@[EMAIL PROTECTED]:21/pub/incoming/blah.zip > > do

more of a question I guess..

Hi. I love WGET, but I have a stumper: How do you put a URL if the FTP site requires a password that has an '@' in it?? Like: wget ftp://userid:password@[EMAIL PROTECTED]:21/pub/incoming/blah.zip does not work; because of the two '@'s confuse the parser. Thanks :) -turgut - Turgut Kal

colons in URLs

When using wget-1.8.1-2 as packaged by Red Hat (and another version somewhere in the 1.7 line), I tried downloading a dmalloc source rpm from dmalloc.com. Here's the output I get: [schreib1@ion schreib1]$ wget http://dmalloc.com/cgi-bin/bounce/http://download.sourceforge.net/dmalloc/dmalloc-4.8