Added 'rget' command to smbclient.py#2110
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This command allows for the recursive downloading of all files, similar to the currently existing 'mget' command, but it recursively searches all sub-directories as well.
I found this to be a distinctly lacking feature of the current smbclient.py, and i had to switch over to other tools to download large quantities of files at once recursively.
Usage examples:
rget * - retrieves all files in the current directory recursively
rget *.dll - retrieves all dll files in the current directory recursively
rget *sql* - retrieves all files with the word sql inside of their name