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| title: Bash wget
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| ## Bash wget
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| Wget is used to receive content from web servers using a terminal. Wget supports downloading via HTTP, HTTPS and FTP.
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| ### Usage
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| ```bash
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| wget [options] URL
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| ```
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| Most used options:
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| * `-i FILE`, reads URLs from a given FILE.
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| * `-t X`, number of `X` attempts to download a file.
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| * `-c`, try to continue a partial download.
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| * `-N`, only downloads the target file if the file is newer than a file with he same name on your target drive.
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| * `-v`, display all informations (default).
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| 
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| ### Example
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| Download the target file to the current directory
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| ```Bash
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| wget http://example.com/folder/file
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| ```
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| 
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| Try to download the target file up to 45 times
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| ```Bash
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| wget -t 45 http://example.com/FOLDER/FILE
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| ```
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| 
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| Continue to get a partially-downloaded file.
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| ```Bash
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| wget -c http://example.com/FOLDER/FILE
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| #### More Information:
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| * Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wget
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