is there an easy way to download with WGET??

if there is some special symbol in url, for example,
the USER=iamuser@some_class
and PASS=ok you do:and space

and if the url is ftp://USER:PASS@any_ftp_site.com/some_dir/some_files/
the USER has "@", and PASS has space and colon,
how to set wget to download a site with such name and password easily??

it makes me confused~~~..

Thanks advanced~~

On Thu, 21 Aug 2003 13:29:33 +0800, Ka <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
| if there is some special symbol in url, for example,
| the USER=iamuser@some_class
| and PASS=ok you do:and space
|
| and if the url is ftp://USER:PASS@any_ftp_site.com/some_dir/some_files/
| the USER has "@", and PASS has space and colon,
| how to set wget to download a site with such name and password easily??
|
| it makes me confused~~~..
|
| Thanks advanced~~


Have you tried going 'man wget' and reading the instructions?

You might find these options usefull:

--http-user=user
--http-passwd=password
Specify the username user and password password
on an HTTP server.


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> On Thu, 21 Aug 2003 13:29:33 +0800, Ka <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
> | if there is some special symbol in url, for example,
> | the USER=iamuser@some_class
> | and PASS=ok you do:and space
> |
> | and if the url is ftp://USER:PASS@any_ftp_site.com/some_dir/some_files/
> | the USER has "@", and PASS has space and colon,
> | how to set wget to download a site with such name and password easily??
> |
> | it makes me confused~~~..
> |
> | Thanks advanced~~
>
>
> Have you tried going 'man wget' and reading the instructions?
>
> You might find these options usefull:
>
> --http-user=user
> --http-passwd=password
> Specify the username user and password password
> on an HTTP server.
>
yeah, thanks, but I want to try a ftp link~

-K
>
> --
> Reverend Paul Colquhoun, ULC. http://andor.dropbear.id.au/~paulcol
> Asking for technical help in newsgroups? Read this first:
> http://www.tuxedo.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html

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"Ka" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in news:bi51jl$1qb6$(E-Mail Removed):

>> Have you tried going 'man wget' and reading the instructions?
>>
>> You might find these options usefull:
>>
>> --http-user=user
>> --http-passwd=password
>> Specify the username user and password password
>> on an HTTP server.
>>
> yeah, thanks, but I want to try a ftp link~

info wget


Place the following in your $HOME/.wgetrc file:

login = user@ftpsite
passwd = password:whatever

If the password has spaces in it, you may need to put inverted
commas around the string, or it may work just fine without them.
YMMV. My suggestion *there* would be to change your login
password on the server to something without spaces, if it still
gives you trouble...

Pete.


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> "Ka" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in news:bi51jl$1qb6$(E-Mail Removed):
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> >> Have you tried going 'man wget' and reading the instructions?
> >>
> >> You might find these options usefull:
> >>
> >> --http-user=user
> >> --http-passwd=password
> >> Specify the username user and password password
> >> on an HTTP server.
> >>
> > yeah, thanks, but I want to try a ftp link~
>
> info wget
>
>
> Place the following in your $HOME/.wgetrc file:
>
> login = user@ftpsite
> passwd = password:whatever
>
> If the password has spaces in it, you may need to put inverted
> commas around the string, or it may work just fine without them.
> YMMV. My suggestion *there* would be to change your login
> password on the server to something without spaces, if it still
> gives you trouble...
>
> Pete.

Thanks, I've already accomplished the purpose with ncftpget,
which is great!

-K

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