Re: wputrc

[Hagen Fritsch <hagen@itooktheredpill.dyndns.org>]

Hi,
windows-development is just a side-matter of wput, so not everything done for 
unix is applied for windows. Searching for a wputrc-file, wput looks under 
unix at /etc/wputrc, ~/.wputrc and $WPUTRC, whereas under windows, wput looks 
at c:\/wput.ini and $WPUTRC. So if the file-library doesn't remove the slash, 
reading c:\wput.ini fails, so there is just the option of using the 
environment variable WPUTRC. Set it to a filename containing the wputrc 
descriptors (see the sample file for configuring a proxy) and then wput 
should run with the proxy.
A commandline-flag for specifying the proxy-address does not exist yet.

Am Mittwoch, 22. September 2004 13:30 schrieb Radovan Markes:
> How can I define a proxy server and port (parameters --proxy-user=NAME
> and --proxy-pass=PASS can be used)
> and/or
> How can I bend wput to apply wputrc config file?
> Best regards
>
>         Radovan Markes

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