"Sven" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > If you are using UNIX that takes `(' and `)' as subshell delimiters,'
> > you may try to put the URL into inverted commas:
>
> I use Suse Linux
>
>
> > wget 'ftp://server/123/123/new_pro(13).txt'
> It doesent work
>
> > If this does not work, please sent us _debugging_ output of wget (it
> > can be obtained by "wget -d URL") so that we know in more detail how
> > the communication between the FTP server and wget looks like.
>
> All works fine the list command too but wenn wget wants to resive the file
> then
>
> 550 new_pro The system cannot find the file speciefied
>
> is shown. Is ther no option that says the url is in human readable code?
>
> I have this problem too when I want to mirror a ftp directory because in
> .listing are the files like
> new_pro(13).txt'
>
> Does anybody a programm which this can?
What version of wget are you using? I just tried 1.6 and it works fine with
a file of that name. Like Jan said, we'll need the debugging output from
your wget run to help you further. Perhaps that FTP server is doing
something bogus.
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