If a user and pass is required, I'd use ncftpget instead
then you'd just do a;
ncftpget -u username -p password ftp://host/dir/file
Michael Kraus wrote:
G'day...
I'm wanting to retrieve some files of a web server using wget.
Unfortunately though the username contains a @ symbol, and the man for
wget indicates that the way to do what I want would be to:
wget -r ftp://username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/dir/file
However, the username contains a @
How do I work around this?
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