At 01:01 AM 3/2/2005, you wrote:
>But i need solution, which should be able to resume the process where it >was broken.
The wget program is a solution, as it will indeed automatically reconnect and start up where it left off, IFF the server it attaches to supports that feature.
I use wget all the time and it has never failed in reconnecting and completing downloads, if the connection is broken.
I use wget to mirror a remote server for backup purposes (80GB of data). The problem that I have is that if a file name has a space in it on the remote server, it will put a %20 in place of that space when it creates the file on the local system. Anybody know of a way that I can have the file name the exact same on the local system as the remote system?
Thanks
Steve
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