Hannu E K Nevalainen wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> Naturally, I eventually fell back to this option, using Mozilla (which
>> downloaded the file, but told be that I was downloading
>> KB of KB at KB/s .
>>
>>
>> I will be following up on the lftp suggestion for now, and adding
>> examining
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Naturally, I eventually fell back to this option, using Mozilla (which
> downloaded the file, but told be that I was downloading
> KB of KB at KB/s .
>
>
> I will be following up on the lftp suggestion for now, and adding
> examining the possibility of enhancing wget to
Buchbinder, Barry (NIH/NIAID) wrote:
>
>
> One possibility: Try a native Windows tool. Internet Explorer or the ftp
> that comes with Windows might be able to handle it. There are other free
> (as in $0, not necessarily OS) possibilities.
>
> As much as one might like to use open source tools t
Sorry but that won't work either. Reason being is that even most
windows download managers have this problem. Getright is one and I
think that there are several others. Most don't support beyond 2GB.
On Fri, 30 Jul 2004 17:43:23 -0400, Buchbinder, Barry (NIH/NIAID) wrote:
>
>
> One possibilit
One possibility: Try a native Windows tool. Internet Explorer or the ftp
that comes with Windows might be able to handle it. There are other free
(as in $0, not necessarily OS) possibilities.
As much as one might like to use open source tools that one is familiar
with, sometimes it may be mor
Hack Kampbjorn wrote:
> Max Bowsher wrote:
>> On attempting to wget a DVD image, wget ended the transfer at 2GB.
>>
>> Could the maintainer look into this, please?
>
> No, I cannot wget has never supported 2 Gbyte files.
Thanks for the info, I was not aware of this.
> Some Linux distributions
> h
Max Bowsher wrote:
On attempting to wget a DVD image, wget ended the transfer at 2GB.
Could the maintainer look into this, please?
No, I cannot wget has never supported 2 Gbyte files. Some Linux distributions
have written their own Large File support, but never in a portable way. You are
welcome
Max Bowsher wrote:
On attempting to wget a DVD image, wget ended the transfer at 2GB.
Could the maintainer look into this, please?
As an alternative, you could try using lftp; it supports a wide range of
protocols and features (sort of like a mutant cross between ncftp, wget,
and sftp).
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Chris
This is a known issue with wget and not an issue with the port to
cygwin. This has been reported to the developers and might be fixed
in the next version.
>From the wget mailing list:
Quote from Hrvoje Niksic:
> That's a bug in all released versions of Wget, sorry. In the next
> release downlo
On attempting to wget a DVD image, wget ended the transfer at 2GB.
Could the maintainer look into this, please?
Thanks.
Max.
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