Zitat von Alan Watt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > The way this particular FTP proxy works, assuming the following: > > proxy user name: phred > proxy user passwd: xyzzy > proxy server IP: 169.254.1.1 > remote FTP user: sherlock > remote FTP passwd: holmes > remote FTP server IP: 30.1.1.1 > > you connect to TCP port 21 on the proxy server (in the example above, > 169.254.1.1) > > send "USER phred", followed by "PASS xyzzy" > send "USER [EMAIL PROTECTED]" followed by "PASS holmes" > > After this point, everything looks like a real FTP session with the > remote server. >
I think, this is a scenario which is not possible with the current wget. As far as I understand it sends *one* USER/PASS pair to the ftp-server and there is no way to get the needed second pair sent. J.Roderburg
