Re: Problem Accessing FTP Site Where Password Contains @

[Tony Lewis]

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I came across a problem accessing an FTP site where
> the password contained a @ sign.  The password was
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]  So I tried the following:
> 
> wget -np --server-response -H --tries=1 -c
> --wait=60 --retry-connrefused -R *
> "ftp://guest:[EMAIL PROTECTED]@83.21.191.254:21/document.rar"

Try ftp://guest:1nDi:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:21/document.rar

In other words: username COLON password AT-SIGN address

Problem Accessing FTP Site Where Password Contains @

[Noname NoLast]

Hello,
I came across a problem accessing an FTP site where
the password contained a @ sign.  The password was
[EMAIL PROTECTED]  So I tried the following:

wget -np --server-response -H --tries=1 -c
--wait=60 --retry-connrefused -R *
"ftp://guest:[EMAIL PROTECTED]@83.21.191.254:21/document.rar"

wget sees the address as [EMAIL PROTECTED]:21 and not as
83.21.191.254:21.  Is there are way to remedy this?  
In ncftpget, you can use the -u and -p options to
specify the username and password so there's no
problem even if the username and password contain a @
symbol.  However, in my opinion, wget is more powerful
than ncftpget, which is why I'm trying to get this to
work under wget.  Thanks for your help.


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wget 1.9.1, -D, 301 redirects

[Remco Kapinga]

Hello,

I use Wget (1.9.1) to stress-test my custom build ISAPI application, by
using -r to recursivly follow all links. In addition I use
-Dmydomain.org to prevent content from other domains to be requested.

However, when my ISAPI application sends a redirect (HTTP Errorcode
301), wget simply followes the suggested link, even when outside the
domain specified.

What am I doing wrong?

my command-line:

wget --convert-links -r -p --save-headers --tries 2 -T 10
--html-extension -Dmydomain.org --save-headers

Please send CC's to me, since I'm not ubscribed.

Remco Kapinga
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

URL that wget cannot mirror

[Milos Prudek]

What's wrong with the following URL?

http://www.zdravcentra.cz/?act=k-10&did=113&kategorie=0

This URL displays fine in any browser, but wget is not able to download 
it properly (all the text is missing).

Is this a wget bug? I use wget 1.8.2

--
Milos Prudek

wget bug in retrieving large files > 2 gig

[Eduard Boer]

Hi,

While downloading a file of about 3,234,550,172 bytes with "wget 
http://foo/foo.mpg"; I get an error:

HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
Length: unspecified [video/mpeg]
   [  
<=>   
] -1,060,417,124   13.10M/s

wget: retr.c:292: calc_rate: Assertion `bytes >= 0' failed.
Aborted
The md5sum of downloaded and origanal file is de same! So there should 
not be an error.
The amound of 'bytes downloaded' during is not correct also: It become 
negative over 2 gig.

greetings from the Netherlands,
Eduard