WGET problem

[DoubleUare]

Hello All,

I've got a problem with WGET...

Problem:

f8:/home/manageuser/install# wget ftp://*username*:*password*@gamepackages.redirectspace.nl/public_html/cod2_20-11-2007.tar
--14:23:58--  ftp://*username*:*password*@gamepackages.redirectspace.nl/public_html/cod2_20-11-2007.tar
=> `cod2_20-11-2007.tar'
Resolving gamepackages.redirectspace.nl... 84.243.254.126 Connecting to gamepackages.redirectspace.nl[84.243.254.126]:21... connected.
Logging in as *username* ... Logged in!
==> SYST ... done.    ==> PWD ... done.
==> TYPE I ... done.  ==> CWD /public_html ... done.
==> PASV ... done.    ==> RETR cod2_20-11-2007.tar ... done.
Length: -603,375,616 (unauthoritative)

    [                              <=>   ] -603,375,616   11.27M/s             

wget: retr.c:292: calc_rate: Assertion `bytes >= 0' failed.
Aborted

Some how it stops downloading when files are bigger than 3GB, it can't calculate the real package size.
I enabled Large File Support (LFS) at the kernel, but that did not work aswell.

System Info/OS:
CentOS, Intel Pentium D CPU 2.80GHz, 1024MB RAM
DirectAdmin v1.31.1
ProFTPd 1.2.10
PHP5

Can somebody please help me?

Thanks!

Rogier
NL

 

[gate2vn]

I believe it's the limitation of wget. You can try with curl or scp

 

[jackc]

that's odd. I just wget a 26G file couple days ago without any problem.

 

[andyreed]

I've got a problem with WGET...

Length: -603,375,616 (unauthoritative)
 
    [                              <=>   ] -603,375,616   11.27M/s             
 
wget: retr.c:292: calc_rate: Assertion `bytes >= 0' failed.
Aborted

What is the current wget version on your server? Make sure you have the latest version of wget v1.10 or higher. Older version(s) of wget can not handle a file larger than 2GB.

 

[DoubleUare]

wget

Version info: GNU Wget 1.10.2

The wget problem isn't solved, but somehow it doesn't calculates files.
It is a little strange, but when the download is at 2GB the calculated size turns to a minus ( - ) numbercount. It still downloads the file the whole file, maybe a linux kernel problem...

So not solved... but also not a big problem... It works... strange...

 

[nobaloney]

May I suggest asking the question on the centos-users email list, since it's a CentOS problem and not a DirectAdmin problem?

Jeff