OK, I did more tests. I noticed -v is already enabled by default since the results looked the same when I used -v switch. Next, I tried -d and -o switches. The download got stuck. Here's the end of the log for the last file being downloaded:
[snipped -- please note I change some IP addresses, paths, etc. for security reasons; hopefully I didn't mess up with the paths and filenames] Closing fd 1896 Closing fd 1908 226 Transfer complete. 10:59:07 (1.05 MB/s) - `Unreleasedbuilds/blah/blah/1/setups/SUBSETUP/foo-Foobar1_CD_Something/Lakers2/1033dotnetredist.exe' saved [20659224] --10:59:07-- ftp://domain%5username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/Unreleasedbuilds/blah/blah/1/setups/SUBSETUP/foo-Foobar1_CD_Something/Lakers2/1033dotnetredistSp2.exe => `Unreleasedbuilds/blah/blah/1/setups/SUBSETUP/foo-Foobar1_CD_Something/Lakers2/1033dotnetredistSp2.exe' ==> CWD not required. ==> PORT ... Master socket fd 1912 bound. using port 4787. --> PORT 10,160,24,85,18,179 200 PORT command successful. done. ==> RETR 1033dotnetredistSp2.exe ... --> RETR 1033dotnetredistSp2.exe 150 Opening BINARY mode data connection for 1033dotnetredistSp2.exe(6749072 bytes). done. Created socket fd 1904. 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The timestamp was from almost an hour ago (I was in a meeting) during the download test. Notice it never timed out to retry or abort! Please remember that this doesn't happen all the time and happens randomly. Any ideas? I do not have access to the FTP server since I don't administrate it. -- "Ants can carry twenty times their weight, which is useful information if you're moving out and you need help getting a potato chip across town." --Ron Darian /\___/\ / /\ /\ \ Phillip Pi (Ant) @ The Ant Farm: http://antfarm.ma.cx | |o o| | E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] or [EMAIL PROTECTED] \ _ / Be sure you removed ANT from e-mail address if you get ( ) a returned e-mail. On Tue, 11 May 2004, Phillip Pi wrote: > Herold, I will try using -v first and then -d if -v didn't show anything. > > On Tue, 11 May 2004, Herold Heiko wrote: > > > Did you ever run the download with -v ? > > What did the log say when wget seemed to hang or regarding to the missing or > > corrupt files, or regarding the parsing of the directory index (or whatever > > it was) linking to those files ? > > If nothing usefull is logged, try again with -d (but be prepared, a huge > > amount of information will be logged - better redirect it to a file with -o > > log.txt or -a log.txt). > > If still nothing comes up, take a look at the server logs, if you can. > > > > > -----Original Message----- > > > From: Phillip Pi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > Sent: Monday, May 10, 2004 10:40 PM > > > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > Subject: wget hangs or downloads end up incomplete in Windows > > > 2000 & XP. > > > > > > > > > Hello. > > > > > > I downloaded wget v1.9.1 (complete) from > > > http://xoomer.virgilio.it/hherold/. I am having problems in > > > downloading > > > almost a GB of files (over 2600 files and 250 folders). Randomly, the > > > download will just stall completely and never resume OR the download > > > completes, but download is corrupted (sometimes missing files and > > > subfolders). I also had this problem with old v1.8.2. The > > > only way to fix > > > is to set pause one second for each process, but this takes too long > > > (almost an hour) with so many files and folders! Here's what > > > I am using in > > > batch file (download.bat -- changed URLs, account, and passwords for > > > sample): > > > > > > @call wget -c -l0 -r -nH -w0 > > > ftp://domain\username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/Unreleasedbuilds > > > /blah/blah/1/setups/SUBSETUP/* > > > @call wget -c -l0 -r -nH -w0 > > > ftp://domain\username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/Unreleasedbuilds > > > /blah/blah/1/setups/SUBSETUP/* > > > > > > I used a Pentium 3 1 Ghz system (512 MB of RAM) with Windows > > > 2000 SP4 (all > > > updates) and a Pentium 4 3 Ghz (HT enabled) with Windows XP > > > Home SP1 (all > > > updates). Each computer is using 100mb connection for network. > > > > > > Doing a copy in Windows' Explorer through network share has > > > NO problems. I > > > assume this method is slower transfer compared to wget > > > command. I'd like > > > to use script so I don't have to do this manually. ;)
