HOWTO: MLDonkey as Download Manager for WL-700g [draft v.0.1]

[anieln]

Try using the following syntax as input url: http://usernameassword@www.whatever.com/test.zip

should also work for ftp sites (if you replace http by ftp)

[anieln]

If you hover over the hyperlink in the previous post, you'll see the correct syntax on the bottom of your browser...

[metamorphose]

Try using the following syntax as input url: http://username:password@www.whatever.com/test.zip

should also work for ftp sites (if you replace http by ftp)

Hi,


I tried your tip (I have no success), but situation is more complex, because my username is e-mail address and protocol is secure http.

A.) If I am trying this syntax:

https://myemailusername@myemaildomain.com:password@www.wha tever.com/test.zip

I get: Exception Failure("int_of_string")


B.) If I am trying another syntax:

https://www.whatever.com/test.zip@myemailusername@myemaildomain.com:passwor d

MLdonkey just says: Parsing HTTP url

The last one seems to be good, but nothing happens.

May you have any other tip or trick?

[viktike]

Hi,


I tried your tip (I have no success), but situation is more complex, because my username is e-mail address and protocol is secure http.

A.) If I am trying this syntax:

https://myemailusername@myemaildomai...r.com/test.zip

I get: Exception Failure("int_of_string")


B.) If I am trying another syntax:

https://www.whatever.com/test.zip@my...n.com:password

MLdonkey just says: Parsing HTTP url

The last one seems to be good, but nothing happens.

May you have any other tip or trick?

Intresting question. I haven't tried it yet. The problem I think is the username. When it actually parsing the URl it finds two @ characters, where one or zero (logical/bool variable) expected, so the return value of the function will be two (witch is an intger), instead of the two strings (usernameassword and the hostname/dir/file). I'm not sure, just guess.