Zitat von Phillip Griffith [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I think I was wrong about the downloaded file. It probably contains
the dialog between wget and my proxy server, not between wget and the
remote FTP server.
Yes, looks the same to me.
I think it's a SOCKS5 proxy. For the Solaris FTP client, I
I think it's a SOCKS5 proxy. For the Solaris FTP client, I supply
[EMAIL PROTECTED] proxy-user at the user prompt.
I think I was wrong about the downloaded file. It probably contains
the dialog between wget and my proxy server, not between wget and the
remote FTP server.
On 6/8/07, Jochen
Zitat von Phillip Griffith [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
The problem, briefly, is that wget is sending HTTP GET commands to an
FTP server when there's a proxy server in the middle.
My .wgetrc file contains the following entries. I've redacted all the
values, except for the port number on the FTP
I have a problem talking to an FTP server through my proxy server at
the office. I'm getting through the proxy server OK, and I'm sure I'm
talking to the FTP server on the other end, but wget insists on
sending an HTTP GET instead of an FTP GET.
The reason I know this is because the download
Zitat von Phillip Griffith [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I have a problem talking to an FTP server through my proxy server at
the office. I'm getting through the proxy server OK, and I'm sure I'm
talking to the FTP server on the other end, but wget insists on
sending an HTTP GET instead of an FTP GET
