On Sat, 1 Apr 2000, Marco G. Salvagno wrote:

> The first one is about accessing a site using "tickets", and I haven't
> the faintest idea of what that are supposed to be.

Ticket is not a universally known term AFAIK. I have no idea either. I looks
as if they mean cookies.

> Unfortunately, I could not understand, what have I use for it.

Well, it is often very easy to just do what you want with a browser first,
then follow along and do the same with curl.

> Problem is: if I am using wget etc., then it generates _very long_ name
> (=URL).

Now, in what way is wget's naming involved in this problem?

> To restore the broken FTP I have to put some other name
> (these sites use so-called 'tickets' and, at least, to rename my
> file).

What FTP? You referred to a http:// document, where did the FTP come in?

> But, even if I would do such, wget continue with 'multipart'
> additions, like in E-mails.

So, this isn't wget.

> I was not able to find both any plugins for OS/2 NS 4.6x to use it for
> the continuation, and standalone utilities.

Is this a way to ask if curl supports continuation of downloads? Yes it
does. See the FAQ.

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