Re: Love you wget :) help please!

[gerdd]

I guess that %20 of the %202020 sequence getst interpreted as a blank. So the 
trick would be to "escape" the pervent sign or to quote the whole sequence. If 
that can't be done you would need to teleport to an alternate universe where 
the lead-in character for hex notation is not the percent sign ;-)GerdSent from 
my Samsung Galaxy smartphone.
-------- Original message --------From: BAHRI INCELER <bahri@mpit.com.au> Date: 
2020/10/14  03:32  (GMT+02:00) To: Taylor <taylor_49@gmx.com> Cc: 
bug-wget@gnu.org Subject: Re: Love you wget :) help please! I know  to use -O 
of course.but the fact is, when you use this commandwget  --user xxx --password 
xxx "ftp://xxxxx.com/Hanimaganin.Gelinleri%202020.1080p.HDTV.x264.mkv"its not 
saving the file Hanimaganin.Gelinleri%202020.1080p.HDTV.x264.mk its saving this 
file as decoded like 'Hanim Aganin Gelinleri 1080p.HDTV.x264.mkv"I would like 
to save  automatic same as file name. (Which is orginally like this but having 
problem only for this file name"[cid:138c3f08-e29d-43ed-abae-fa2b4c2d3fdd]As 
you see while saving its saving like Hanimaganin.Gelinleri 
2020.1080p.HDTV.x264.mkvthere is 
space..[cid:0860bb3f-a840-40aa-8fe7-2f4c35a60ab9]but it must save like orginal 
file name.________________________________From: Taylor <taylor_49@gmx.com>Sent: 
Wednesday, 14 October 2020 3:14 AMTo: BAHRI INCELER <bahri@mpit.com.au>Cc: 
bug-wget@gnu.org <bug-wget@gnu.org>Subject: Re: Love you wget :) help please!> 
but it decoding itWho decodes what?> I did try, everything like 
--restrict-file-names but nothing workedtry> output_document = file> Set the 
output filename—the same as ‘-O file’