Hi, I have been happily using wget to handle automatic ftp download but now have a situation which I am not sure whether wget can handle. This is the type of synax that I have been using without any problems:
$ wget ftp://username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/file.txt Now I need to add the twist where username account info resides on another machine (i.e. machine2 which by the way is on the same network as machine1) So I need to do something like the following: $ wget ftp://username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]@machine1.com/file.txt which is of course not the syntax wget understands. But perhaps there are some wget flags or other wget magic I am not aware of (while looking at the 'wget --help') output that allows for this? I can do an interactive ftp session which allows me to solve the situation in the following way: $ ftp machine2.com ftp> username: username@machine1 ftp> password: passwd ftp> The above sequence gets me in without problem. But I can't figure out whether there is some way to automate this (without resorting to writing expect script). I would really prefer to do this with either wget, ftp, pavuk, or curl but I don't know whether any of those clients can do this. Any info on this would be most helpfull. Please e-mail me with any bright ideas as I am not subscribed to the wget lists. Thanks, Tomislav Goles [EMAIL PROTECTED]
