Hello all, I'm exhausting my options for ftp mirroring utilities on my NT/IIS network. I need to ftp many very large files reliably. It seems to me that wget is the best utility for this.
However, when I test it out I get modified filenames. command line: wget -N -g -r -P test ftp://iwdf8000/d/ftp_usa/WPI/* output: --09:00:57-- ftp://iwdf8000/d/ftp_usa/WPI/[email protected] => `[EMAIL PROTECTED]' ==> CWD not required. ==> PORT ... done. ==> RETR [email protected] ... done. Why does wget put the '40' in the filename? It appears that 0x40 = '@', so I would assume it is a bug with the filename handling. However, if I remove the '-g' parameter, the filenames are correct, but wget will duplicate the directory structure and place my files in "test\d\ftp_usa\WPI" instead of "test". I tried the GUI utility Wackget and it has the same problem, so I imagine the bug is in the library, not the user interface. Can anyone suggest anything that I can try? --- Shawn Poulson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
