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Downloading modules when drupal.org is offline
Submitted by fgm on Mon, 2007-07-30 12:36
Drupal.org being unavailable quite frequently these days, some may find it hard to download the module of their choice.
Luckily, the downloads are static files served as public downloads outside Drupal itself: all it takes is knowing the proper URL, and they are all gathered on ftp://ftp.drupal.org/pub/drupal/files/projects, just waiting for your favorite FTP browser.






FTP client login information
This is exactly what I was looking for - but what would the settings be for an ftp client?
I use WinSCP and it asks for things like:
Hostname / UserName / Password
I've tried drupal.org with the directory /pub/drupal/files/projects (and I've tried FTP and SFTP
thank you
No need for a specific client
wget: all of the major browsers work reasonably well with FTP URLs like these: they will use anonymous access if the URL doesn't contain a user and password (see RFC 959 for details). Now, if you absolutely want to use an dedicated FTP client instead of just clicking on a link, useftp.drupal.orgfor the host nameanonymousfor the user name/pub/drupal/files/projects. Beware: this is a looooong pagewow