RE: Is NTLM authentication with wget possible?

Wget does not support NTLM auth (yet). For the ones who feel like helping out, I have already donated (and properly assigned copyright to FSF with papers and everything) fully working NTLM code to the wget project (mailed privately to Hrvoje) that I'm sure everyone would be happy if

-T parameter on HP-UX port

On platform HP-UX 11.00 PA-RISC wget version 1.9.1 -T parameter not work in a certain condition On a deadly HTTP server (HTTP server accept connection, but never send data) wget wait indefinitely Regards Nicolas Varney

OpenVMS URL

I am trying to use wget to retrieve a file from an OpenVMS server but have been unable to make wget to process a path with a volume name in it. For example: disk:[directory.subdirectory]filename How would I go about entering this type of path in a way that wget can understand?

Wget Help

Sorry I can't help you Benjamin, but could you or anyone on the list help me? Hello, I hope someone can help me. I don't know much about wget, so I need help with downloading a file on the internet. I need to download this file every 30 minutes into a directory on my computer. Each new

Re: OpenVMS URL

How do you enter the path in your web browser? - Original Message - From: Bufford, Benjamin (AGRE) [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, May 26, 2004 7:32 AM Subject: OpenVMS URL I am trying to use wget to retrieve a file from an OpenVMS server but have been unable

RE: Wget Help

If it to works once, I would make a shell script running wget with the -r option to replace the file and use cron or at to run the shell script you make in 30 minute intervals. It looks like you're running windows, so as long as it's NT 4.0 or better (ie non DOS based) you'll have to use at

Re: OpenVMS URL

On Wed, May 26, 2004 at 08:32:29AM -0600, Bufford, Benjamin (AGRE) wrote: I am trying to use wget to retrieve a file from an OpenVMS server but have been unable to make wget to process a path with a volume name in it. For example: disk:[directory.subdirectory]filename How would I go

Very Basic Help with Wget

I've got Wget up and running fine, but am having trouble with some specific commands I'm trying to run. Thanks in advance for any help. I'm trying to retrieve content from 50 or so pages, merge it into one file, and convert all of the links in that that one file. I've created an input file with

Re: OpenVMS URL

Then your problem isn't with wget. Once you figure out how to access the file in a web browser, use the same URL in wget. Tony - Original Message - From: Bufford, Benjamin (AGRE) [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Tony Lewis [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, May 26, 2004 8:41 AM

RE: OpenVMS URL

I realize that, this mailing list is just one of the places I'm checking. Wget is the specific tool I would like to use and I have seen frequent references to wget used on and with VMS. With that being the case I thought it may be likely that someone on this list may readily know offhand.

RE: OpenVMS URL

On Wed, 26 May 2004, Bufford, Benjamin (AGRE) wrote: That's the problem I'm having. With all the looking and reading I've done I haven't found a way to specify the type of pathname I used as an example (disk:[directory.subdirectory]filename) as a URL for a broswer or anything else that

RE: OpenVMS URL

Thanks Maciej, That is exactly what I was having trouble with. I have been able to specify directories in the same way that you have mentioned using [directory.subdirectory]filename, but I have had no success with any attempts to incorporate the disk: part into the URL. That is frustrating.

RE: OpenVMS URL

On Wed, 26 May 2004, Bufford, Benjamin (AGRE) wrote: That is exactly what I was having trouble with. I have been able to specify directories in the same way that you have mentioned using [directory.subdirectory]filename, but I have had no success with any attempts to incorporate the disk:

RE: OpenVMS URL

The colon is allowed in directory names and file names as far as I know. When it comes before a set of square brackets [] containing a path it is used to separate the disk name from the path. The filename comes at the end of the specified path outside of the square brackets. Like the example

index.html?arg=hello

This isn't really a bug, more a suggestion for how wget might behave better in a special situation. I'm using Wget 1.9.1 to recursively retrieve a web site that has index.cgi files with arguments. Internally, the pages refer to these with links like: blah.com/?arg=hello. When wget fetches

trailing slash

Hello, I have read all the man and i see that there is a -k option to convert links from absolute to relative i think but i don't find any option to convert windows paths into linux. I mean those url's with paths like http://some.webpage/with\Images I do -r and it finds some html files that

Re: recursive and form posts in wget 1.9.1

I'm also trying to automatically login to https://online.wellsfargo.com/cgi-bin/signon.cgi using wget but with no luck so far. Any ideas to get this working is greatly appreciated. Thanks. PM * From: Greg Underwood * Subject: Re: recursive and form posts in wget 1.9.1 * Date: Mon,

Re: index.html?arg=hello

Oops. Shame on me. I just needed to RTFM: I just need to use the -k option... Carl On Wed, 2004-05-26 at 09:38, Carl McTague wrote: This isn't really a bug, more a suggestion for how wget might behave better in a special situation. I'm using Wget 1.9.1 to recursively retrieve a web site