Wget
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| − | for rapidshare.com<br> | + | for rapidshare.com see my [[rapidshare|script to get the cookie]]<br> |
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===Use the cookie!=== | ===Use the cookie!=== | ||
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wget -c --load-cookies ./cookie URL | wget -c --load-cookies ./cookie URL | ||
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| + | ===Useful parameters=== | ||
<b>-c</b> is used to resume a previously started download<br> | <b>-c</b> is used to resume a previously started download<br> | ||
| − | <b>-i <i>filename</i></b> is used to read a file containing 1 URL per line | + | <b>-i <i><filename></i></b> is used to read a file containing 1 URL per line<br> |
| + | <b>--limit-rate=<i><rate></i>k</b> is used to limit the download rate | ||
Latest revision as of 21:55, 10 September 2010
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[edit] Using wget to retrieve files that require you to be logged in
[edit] Save the cookie
wget --save-cookies ./cookie -O - URL> /dev/null
for rapidshare.com see my script to get the cookie
[edit] Use the cookie!
wget -c --load-cookies ./cookie URL
[edit] Useful parameters
-c is used to resume a previously started download
-i <filename> is used to read a file containing 1 URL per line
--limit-rate=<rate>k is used to limit the download rate
