Thanks for all guys sent me mails.
I found that the most easy command is
GET http://xxx.xxx.xxx/www/zzz/abc.zip > abc.zip &
lawrence,
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Hi Grossjohann, You wrote:
Grossjohann>
Grossjohann> This does ftp but not http.
oh sorry didn't understand - 'lynx -dump > file &' should do the trick
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> Boris D Beletsky writes:
lawrence, You wrote:
Lawrence> Is it possible to download something, say
Lawrence> http://xxx.xxx.xxx/abc.zip in the background? For example, I
Lawrence> can run ncftp, get a file, press CTRL-Z, type bg, then I can
Lawrence> logout and ncftp still downlo
Hi lawrence, You wrote:
> Is it possible to download something, say
> http://xxx.xxx.xxx/abc.zip in the background? For example, I
> can run ncftp, get a file, press CTRL-Z, type bg, then I can
> logout and ncftp still downloading the file for me. Is there
> an equivalent command for downloadi
> Is it possible to download something, say http://xxx.xxx.xxx/abc.zip
> in the background? For example, I can run ncftp, get a file, press
> CTRL-Z, type bg, then I can logout and ncftp still downloading the
> file for me. Is there an equivalent command for downloading from http?
Another easy w
> In libwww-perl there is a command GET that makes the trick.
> If you have a squid proxy, you can read it next time directly from
> cache. Otherwise, you can put it to a file.
Wouldn't it be easier to use 'lynx' (-dump or -source or somesuch)
or 'snarf'?
> On Mon, 11 Nov 1996, Lawrence Chim wr
Hi,
In libwww-perl there is a command GET that makes the trick.
If you have a squid proxy, you can read it next time directly from
cache. Otherwise, you can put it to a file.
Esa
On Mon, 11 Nov 1996, Lawrence Chim wrote:
> Is it possible to download something, say http://xxx.xxx.xxx/
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