Alan
Fledgling Freddie
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Help !! <bangs head against wall> I just cant find anything that works for this.
My website is hosted by a company over in the USA and I'd love to get my linux box at home to log in once a week and pull down the latest backup.tar.gz
However my login to the FTP server has an @ symbol in the name which i think is screwing things up, eg.
File : Info
File : fetch.sh
Just returns an error :-
AUTH not understood
AUTH not understood
KERBEROS_V4 rejected as an authentication type
Password:Name (ftp.mydomain.com:root):
My website is hosted by a company over in the USA and I'd love to get my linux box at home to log in once a week and pull down the latest backup.tar.gz
However my login to the FTP server has an @ symbol in the name which i think is screwing things up, eg.
File : Info
Code:
ftp@mydomain.com
mypassword
cd ~/backup
get backup.tar.gz
File : fetch.sh
Code:
ftp ftp.mydomain.com < info
Just returns an error :-
AUTH not understood
AUTH not understood
KERBEROS_V4 rejected as an authentication type
Password:Name (ftp.mydomain.com:root):