For usernames containing the @ character simply replace it by %40 and wput
will uri_decode it.
When using the passwordfile you don't even have to care about the @ as you can
see in the sample passwordfile provided with the source.
Am Sonntag, 9. Januar 2005 21:56 schrieben Sie:
> I want to use wput on a win32 platform. I don't really know how to
> use wput too well, so I'm trying to get some info.
>
> I have to login to my ftp server using a "username@domainname.com"
> type username and I have to provide a password. I would like to use
> the wput.ini file with a password file and provide a list of files to
> upload from yet a third file. how would I go about this if my
> username is in the format of "username@domainname.com"? It doesn't
> jibe at all with wput when I try to reference my username in the URL.
>
> Any help that could be provided would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Radioactive Redneck, UFM.
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