i have downloaded and compiled 1.9.1 (which seems to be the latest)
now i get space characters instead of '%20' but still i get other non-english chars as escaped chars
i tried both '--restrict-file-names=unix' and '--restrict-file-names=windows'
but still i get files with names like: '%94%9A%98%85%8F%20%9A%98%82%89%8C%89%8D.doc'
i should note that the FTP server runs also on linux, and if i do 'ls' using ftp client (e.g. ncftp) i get the names in their original form.
for short: I do not want wget to escape any char for me !!!
any idea ?
cheers, erez.
Hrvoje Niksic wrote:
Erez Doron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
I am using the latest RPM i found which was 1.8.2
Yes, 1.8.2 still aggressively quoted file names derived from URLs.
Ill upgrade at least to 1.9.1
It shouldn't be hard to compile Wget from source. In most cases, it
amounts to unpacking the source and typing `./configure' followed by
`make' and finally with `make install' as root.
