Hi,
sorry about the spam, but I got more data.
I upgraded to 1.10.2 and then deleted all .listing and I don't those
"No such directory" errors anymore.
Don't know why my .listing got corruped, so I don't use them anymore.
I replaced the -m with -r -l inf -N
The -a error I will try to reproduce.
HTH
Oliver
Oliver Schulze L. wrote:
Hi,
I'm using the wget version that comes with CentOS 4, version 1.10.1
I'm getting two problems:
1. I got disconected from the ftp server when wget gets an error of
"No such directory"
In this case, I want to recreate all the directory structure of the
ftp server:
wget -c -m --passive-ftp --timeout=120 --tries=30 --accept=.notexists \
"ftp://user:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/internacional/Geral/Christmas/"
Here is the log:
Connecting to ftp.example.com|10.10.10.10|:21... connected.
Logging in as dmz\ftp_paraguai ... Logged in!
==> SYST ... done. ==> PWD ... done.
==> TYPE I ... done. ==> CWD
/internacional/Geral/Christmas/English/Flyer/Fonts/Fbiz ...
No such directory
`internacional/Geral/Christmas/English/Flyer/Fonts/Fbiz'.
--12:04:32--
ftp://user:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/internacional/Geral/Christmas/English/Flyer/Fonts/Fornecedores/Christmas
=>
`ftp.example.com/internacional/Geral/Christmas/English/Flyer/Fonts/Fornecedores/.listing'
Connecting to ftp.example.com|10.10.10.10|:21... connected.
2. when I use the -a option, it seems like the log file is out of sync
with the operations
that wget is doing.
I get messages like: "Connecting to
ftp.example.com|10.10.10.10|:21... conn"
and after a few seconds I get the rest of the line
Many Thanks
Oliver
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Oliver Schulze L.
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