Micah, thanks for your help. That was the piece that I was missing. I
didn't realize it was re-directing to another site. I was able to find
out the other site it was going to, download the executable and then I
just put in a command to re-name the exe file since it was named the
URL. Thank
If you read the most recent output of wget that you gave (after quoting
the URL), it _does_ treat the string of characters as a whole URL. The
server redirects it to a shorter URL. If I enter that same URL into a
browser, it does the same redirection there, and results in an HTML
page, just lik
No, it's not working. It downloads part of the URL and creates a file
named 3001-8022_4-10804572.html@spi=077d9109e846975d0db9532bd610588f.1
which is 68 KB. I cannot wget to treat the string of characters as a
whole URL. Please help, I really need to get this script working and
the only plac
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It seems the server doesn't accept the client certificate. Are you sure
the cert.pem certificate is included in keystore.jks?
Giuseppe
brad bruggemann writes:
> Giuseppe,
>
> There's a correction to my original post. The output that I get
brad bruggemann writes:
> Use wget to grab file:
> wget --secure-protocol=TLSv1 --certificate-type=PEM --certificate=/
> path.to/cert.pem --password= https://IP_ADDRESS:1234/file.txt -o
> /tmp/file.txt
what does happen if you don't specify --secure-protocol?
Cheers,
Giuseppe
Hi Volker,
I see it now, thanks. This small patch makes sure the url is parsed in
any case.
Cheers,
Giuseppe
=== modified file 'src/retr.c'
--- src/retr.c 2011-06-05 12:31:24 +
+++ src/retr.c 2011-06-08 09:29:20 +
@@ -1005,9 +1005,7 @@
break;
}
- /* Need t
